pat? >> the tea party is america's party. the tea party is the biggest winner of 2010. >> eleanor? >> i will single out one of the beneficiaries is marco rubio, the senator elect from florida who cuban-american young attractive charismatic, likely presidential material. >> say goodbye to the tea party. >> well, it is a question of who got on whose bandwagon. the ole real tea party person on this panel, i can attest to the fact that yes, the tea party was the biggest winner and this year they went from just being a movement to being plain stream america and bringing america back to constitutionally limited government, fiscal responsibility, and free markets. >> thanks for clarifying all of that. >> you're welcome. >> clarence, welcome. >> i was thinking tea party but john, i chose john bohner because he is a bigger winner than the tea party because he got to be speaker and didn't have to do much work to do it because the people did most of the work for him. >> the envelope, please, monica.

pat. you got that? >> look this is a group of elitists, this is not a pop los grass movement, like the tea party movement where you get millions of people out there. >> you ran for president three times, and you had the reform party, and you crashed that to the ground. we hen't hearfrom that again, right? i would think that the no labels idea would appeal to you. you want a third party in the united states? >> the populous party would sink the republicans. they should get together. populous liberal party will sink the democrats but both of those are grass roots movement. with due respect to mr. bloomberg, he's top down all the way. >> i think this group, they're looking at the success of the tea party, and the tea party was a populist movement but it was also encouraged by a lot of corporate types, dick army, former republican leader. sought wasn't entirely grass roots. and i think they're hoping, through the internet, that they can play on the frustration of people in both parties with the political pr

seconds remaining in the 1st half, pats now 27-0. tom brady finds a wide open deion branch and the pats score a 59-yard touchdown and town the bears 36-7 -- down the bears 36-7. >>> raiders and jaguars in jacksonville, jason campbell threw a pass to darren mcfadden but all kinds of yards after the catch, 67 yards for the score, raiders up 7-0. this thing would turn into a barn burner. oakland down seven in the 4th, more mcfadden this, time a 36- yard touchdown. mcfadden with 209 yards of total offense and three touchdowns on the day, tied at 31, but the jags would respond. there were two to place. maurice jones-drew with a 30- yard touchdown run and that's your game winner. jacksonville beats oakland 38- 31. >>> talk about a good luck spoiled this, had to be a miserable exit for mike shanahan who needs to win all three remaining games to avoid just the third losing season of his career. , h ♪ ♪ [ children laughing ] ♪ [ female announcer ] sometimes, if you wish hard enough, you get exactly what you want for christmas. welcome to chri

to pat kelly, the first woman stock broker. broke that barrier decades ago. this is one of the most connected human beings in the city. i am very proud. why not put her on a commission. she will preserve city hall. a great friend of everyone. i get choked up talking about pat. michaeah allen. his family is here. i will make him look good. a public applicant at the housing authority. i am very excited. he is going to serve. hi said to marion, she runs treasure island. she had great connections in washington d.c. as the housing director. she is very kind to serve again on the housing authority. henry, look out. that is the director. to mark keller, mark is here. where is he? there you are. a great guy. does so much good work and a great friend of all of ours. wel-known. i don't know what we were thinking. jose had a conflict. if you want to know what's going on, lean over, ask a friend. [laughter] >> juvenile policy commission. suzie has her work cut out ofor her but is -- for her but is outstanding. you will take this task. to paige oeratta, formerly page barr

pat and rebecca guerra always dreamed of living in a vineyard..y thought they'd have to change careers to make it happen.when we originally dreamed of living in wine country we always envisioned we'd have to take care of the vines.. and that we'd have to turn into...farmers basically" instead, the guerra's got their dream, a home surrounded by vines...without moving to napa valley and without ever getting their hands dirty. they're part of a unique development just south of san jose in the tiny town of san martin -- called corde valle vineyard estates. it's a wine country experience that's quite close to uh silicon valley.. we're just 11 miles south of san josehere, huge, luxury homes on 3 acre lots are surrounded by vistas of lakes, mountains and of course...vines. the guerra's look out on merlot vines growing in their front yard. the vines are owned, maintained and harvested by the nearby clos la chance winery. they come, they take care of our vines we get the ambiance of living in wine country but they basically maintain them and take care of t

pats win, 45-3. >>> that is your espn news update. i'm don bell.. >> what an ugly game. >>> one more amazing catch to show you this morning. a california man reeled in a 405-pound tuna. that's the biggest yellow fin caught in more than 30 years. the amateur angler is making a lot of sushi fans very happy. look at the size of that thing. >>> coming up next remembering those who gave the ultimate sacrifice on this pearl harbor day. >>> plus, the new numbers out this morning. the latest math and science scores from american students. [ superhero ] is he coming today? [ alien head 1 ] he had a fever last night. [ alien head 2 ] yeah! [ robotasaurus ] well, his mom gave him new triaminic fever reducer syrup. from the brand recommended by pediatricians. [ alien head 1 ] how do you know? [ alien head 2 ] yeah! [ robotasaurus ] the same way i know triaminic is a safe and effective way to help bring down a fever. i get wifi. [ alien head 1 ] cool! [ alien head 2 ] yeah! [ superhero ] can i check my email? [ robotasaurus ] no. [ female announcer ] introducin

we saw the wind whipping around pat warren's head. >> that's right. >> you saw pat, she's dressed for the weather. if you're going to be out any length of time, please. people say, i want to wear a hat. that's where about 60% of the heat from your body leaves through your head. so a hat is really good idea. >>> 43 degrees. that was at midnight. yesterday's high was 54 degrees. it's down to 26. so far, average high is 47. average low is 28. and the records, 1889. 69. the record low, 7 in 1962. 26 here, guyou think it's cold. 21, hagerstown. 9 degrees of snow. the winds, anywhere from 15 to 20, 22 miles an hour. 23 to pax river with higher gusts. and with the temperature and the wind, here's the way it feels. feels like 13 degrees out there. so that's what you should dress for heading out. 6, the way it feels in hagerstown. and 9 below zero is the wind chill currently in oakland. down to our south in the midteens. a little warmer. 20 in ocean city is the way it feels. the big rain storm that gave us over an inch of rain. still causing heavy rain in maine, which is a little unusual. and

scanners and pat-downs are here to stay. that's the word from homeland security director janet napolitano. she said both the scanners and pat-downs kept dangerous devices from getting into planes in the u.s. some complained about the invasion of privacy, but napolitano said safety is the number one priority. >> many passengers might be happy to get through security because of big winner storms that is closing airports up and down the east coastful they are slowing down in other places. tracie potts is right in the middle of it. somehow washington, d.c. really avoided the direct hit. i see clear roads and grass behind you. >> reporter: yep. you have to search hard to find a patch of snow. more snowfall in the suburbs than the city. moderate snowfall, but nothing like what you saw in philadelphia, new york, and down south. take a look at pictures. they had to cancel the game on again for tuesday in new york. massive snow. a foot or a foot and a half or more in places. it caused really big problems on the roads and really big d

pat the bat is back. ,, > >> a three run homer.eaths last ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ing to come back f >>> "eyewitness news" is brought to you by rei. >> how great was it to play for the giants? last week aubrey huff told me that pat burrell was ready to come back for peanuts. >> i said sign, it's your turn, he said i don't care i'll play for 400 grand. i know the players wouldn't be happy but -- >> i'm guessing aubrey huff had a little influence on this one. the mercury news report says burrel has agreed to a one-year contract with san francisco. burrell was in the unemployment line last year when the giants decided to take a chance. he had 18 home runs, drove in 51 home runs, he was a huge reason why the giants over came the padres to win the national league west. >>> frank gore done for the season the 49ers have gone from a one-back workhorse to brian westbrook and anthony dixon. mike singletary summed it up like this. >> kind of a thunder and lightning. >> i definitely like to drive the ball home a little bit so -- >> i'm on one end o

that is pat christian the chief architect of the ryan white act.that giant rock also bears the names of the late senator edward kennedy and of course ryan and his mom. reporting live tonight here in san francisco, i'm heather holmes. >>> and to mark world aids day the white house has placed a large ribbon . >>> senate republicans are reportedly planning to block all session coming from democrats expect all measures relating to dell corrals. gop seniors the planning to -- both sides said they've agreed to work on a compromise. some 454,000 people in california along with hundreds of thousands more across the coup treu who received long temple unemployment benefits will soon find themselves without a check. republicans blocked the measure saying their concern over budget benefits. democrats say they'll try to pass the extension before the lame duck session ends. >>> a u.s. army sergeant is facing court marshalls to incidents in afghanistan. saf sergeant sergeant brahm is charging of taking photographs of casualties. the five charges he faces could re

that is pat christian the chief architect of the ryan white act.that giant rock also bears the names of the late senator edward kennedy and of course ryan and his mom. reporting live tonight here in san francisco, i'm heather holmes. >>> and to mark world aids day the white house has placed a large ribbon . >>> senate republicans are reportedly planning to block all session coming from democrats expect all measures relating to dell corrals. gop seniors the planning to -- both sides said they've agreed to work on a compromise. some 454,000 people in california along with hundreds of thousands more across the coup treu who received long temple unemployment benefits will soon find themselves without a check. republicans blocked the measure saying their concern over budget benefits. democrats say they'll try to pass the extension before the lame duck session ends. >>> a u.s. army sergeant is facing court marshalls to incidents in afghanistan. saf sergeant sergeant brahm is charging of taking photographs of casualties. the five charges he faces could re

pat, when they are proposing these amendments is it a delaying tactic?coburn is conscientious and wants these tax cuts paid for. the deal has been cut between the president of the united states, mitch mcconnell and that is the deal that is going to stick. there are grievances in the house. in the last analysis it is going through exactly how the president and mitch mcconnell agreed. if the democrats don't put it through the republicans will come back in january and write one that will be more offensive to their ideology. >> they're talking about these senators who previously said they couldn't support it, the fact that on january 1st they don't want to go back to middle class folks and say i'm sorry your taxes are going to go up because we couldn't compromise against tax cuts for the rich and couldn't say to unemployed people we can't extend the benefits. >> i do not believe taking the heat on denying 2 million unemployment benefits can give $700 billion to the richest americans. what happens now is we add to the deficit and cut revenue, which could have

hillary clinton supporter, reuters washington correspondent john decker and msnbc political analyst pat buchanan. john, let me start with you in terms of this budget bill and earmarks. what are you hearing? what is going to happen? >> looks like republicans will vote and block against this bill, despite what richard just said. there are a number of republicans who have earmarks included in this bill, including the senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. he has an earmark in this bill. despite that, democrats who controlled the senate right now during this lame duck senate are also going to vote in unison. not what many democrats like in the aftermath of the election but this is going to fund the government for the next two months and i might add one thing, chris, that is house speaker nancy pelosi says she will support this bill despite the fact there are no earmarks in the house version of the bill. >> mitch mcconnell, pat, as you just heard john say, he's in vigorous opposition to the bill, but he has a $650,000 earmark in there for a genetic tech center at the university of kentucky.

reporting live, i'm pat warren.you, vic. >> pat, i think you and i should go down and test the speed at -- track at high speed. >> hey, we can do that. >> see you later, pat. >> just not tonight. >> definitely not tonight. >>> stuck in the low 20s today. 24 now. humidity, 84%. winds northwest at 5. beginning to turn around. and drying things out. barometer on the way back up. i'll have a look at the five- day forecast right after this. , >>> okay. bob says, this is the first and last snow of the winter. [ laughter ] >> we wish. >> that's a rare occurrence. but it has almost happened that way. couple of years, we only had a small amount. officially, guess what. at bwi marshall, they had 4/10ths of an inch of snow. less than a half inch. >> i know some folks saw an inch, inch and a half or two. let's take a look at raid are. pretty much gone. to the north of baltimore, a few stray flakes up in the mountains. we don't even see that. all of the snow that we saw today is moved off to the east/southeast. still night sliet

i'm pat warren, coming up. baltimore city has a plan so big you won't recognize the place. >>> and maryland coated in snow. bob turk is tracking live doppler radar coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a live look outside now. snowfall is falling down. are there still some flakes out there. we'll check in with bob in a few minute. but first, bge employees are now just hours from an historic move. workers are voting on unionizing for the first time ever. the two-day election wraps up friday. this will be the first union in its 194-day history. bge remains one of the few in history who remain nonunion. >>> baltimore is off to the races. tickets are now on sale for the labor day weekend baltimore grand prix. wjz is live. pat warren has more on what is available. pat, i'd like to go. >> well, you can, kai. well, you know what? i'm not going to tell you now. i'll make you wait for that. but i can tell you that the presale has already netted a million dollars from racing enthusiasts who think the baltimore grand prix

pat your cheeks soft as apcots. hear your breathing soothe me to sleep. that day i wrapped my arms around the shirt necessary your closet still hanging i felt them fill my grieve felt them hallow in your absence much the waling never ends inside and sometimes i think i have lost you like a hat. misplaced you in the messiness of my surroundings. you see, your stubbornness was woven into me woven into the clothes we both wore. strands that decide where we shared resistance, pushed needles. that's how i held on to you how a sewed myself to your side a seam raised into a scar at the end. thank you. [applause]

we sit at his feet and listen about stories about sara and pat and nollen. that is my brother, my sister, and me. we thought we were just as clever and smart and just as brave as the children in his story. he told stories vaguely familiar, but different some how because he told them his way. you see, i had no idea my grandfather was a functional illiterate and encouraged all 3 of us, his grandchildren to read. the way he encouraged me, he'd say y'all read to me what they taught you up at the schoolhouse today. i would whip out my dick and jane. see jane run. run, he endured that. he allowed me to read to him. i had no idea in other families the adults read to children. in my house, children read to the adults. imagine the confidence they gave me in my readings. i loved to read out loud. enjoyed it immensely. so i would read dick and jane all the way up to julius caesar. when i came to a word difficult, he would say work with it little sister. he wouldn't jump in and tell me. he would let me work it out so i did. i learned to jump into words. that built my co

that's interesting about eighty games candy who's a little bit less narrow and people like you know pat robertson or jerry falwell but he's right up there in terms of influence he's probably. third. most successful most listened to christian broadcaster in the country you see a clone in minion theology which basically holds that god gave man to mean you know over all the earth that minion was forfeited after the fall but then restored to christians through the death of jesus and so essentially denying in theology holds that christians have the right to rule and that's something that he is kennedy has me very very clear in his writings i believe that the bible gives us to mandate. that are the basic tracks upon which the trade of the church. train of every christian while you are supposed to run. the first whether it's valid in the first chapter of genesis. first twenty eight where god told us that we are to be fruitful and to reap reproduce so multiplied to replenish the earth and to have dominion over everything all be your reclaiming america for christ means a nation that tries to its

. >>> it looks like the full body scanners and thorough pat-downs are here to stay for a while. that is according to homeland security secretary janet napolitano who made the remarks in a television interview today. she was asked if tsa will change its procedures because of the complaints. >> not in the foreseeable future. we are looking to improve systems, but the new technology, the pat-downs, just object i feel safer for our traveling public. >> she dismissed news reports about tests in which guns and knives made it past screeners. many of those airports were high failure rates are very old and the new procedures and new machinery have improved safety a great deal. >>> bay area arrests for driving under the influence are up slightly this season compared with last year. california highway patrol said police made 40 d.w.i. arrests between december 24 and yesterday. good news, there have been no fatalities during the holiday enforcement period so far. it was also true last year. some 258 d.u.i. arrests have been made statewide. >> up next, a marijuana dispensary goes up in flame

pat your cheeks soft as apcots. hear your breathing soothe me to sleep. that day i wrapped my arms around the shirt necessary your closet still hanging i felt them fill my grieve felt them hallow in your absence much the waling never ends inside and sometimes i think i have lost you like a hat. misplaced you in the messiness of my surroundings. you see, your stubbornness was woven into me woven into the clothes we both wore. strands that decide where we shared resistance, pushed needles. that's how i held on to you how a sewed myself to your side a seam raised into a scar at the end. thank you. [applause] >> patricia leanne caldwell born in tennessee. daughter of robert and irma. at age of 3 moved to missouri and returned when she was 12 years old. patricia grew up with segregation and injustices which she writes about. she spent many countless hours in the nashville public library. it was her family life that was bountiful and flowing with tales told by her story telling grandfather. raised with love of reading and oral tradition. graduated from tennesse

the pats and packers. dan conley grabs it and is waiting to be tackled.e makes a few subtle moves and there is daylight. the big guy rumbles 71 yards. it is a pass to a victory f. that's not your play of the year, this is. 10 seconds left and he was told to kick it out of bounds, but he punted it straight to jackson. and he makes the magic happen. 65 yards for the walkoff winning punt return. the eagles take over first after being down 21 poipdz in the nfc east. uconn women tied the ucla men for the longest wen streak in college hoops with their 88th win beating ohio state. that may have been the most comic cal days we ever had. 71 yards, and if he was in shape he would have scored, but that's the way the ball bounces. >> he was ready to get tackled. >> thanks, shu. >>> that concludes another broadcast. i'm alan wang with me, shu and all of us here. thanks for watching. good night, everyone.

but yesterday the pats pulled off a snow job. what a wonderland in chicago didn't stop tom brady.e to branch to end the first half and patriots won 36-7 and improve to 11-2. jets and dolphins in jersey. watch closely as sal alosi tripped this player off. some called them cheaters but cheaters never positive per. mark sanchez to a wide open santonio holmes and jets lost 10-6. between the redskins and bucks in our nation's capital. donovan mcnabb for the score. they just need the extra point to tie. oh, boy. the homer couldn't handle the snap and they beat them 17-16 to keep their playoffs alive. >>> a moment of silence for don meredith. michael vick to jackson and he did the rest, turned on the after burners despite the best efforts of a couple of cowboys showboating and fell backwards into the end zone while counting the cowboys. they lead the nfc east. >>> incredible video where the roof collapsed here on saturday. because of that the vikings and giants game postponed will be played tonight in detroit. >>> finally to the nba halftime in oklahoma city, thunder fan robert anders hi

pat the bat is apparently coming back.oming off their first loss of the year, saint mary's basketball team had another ranked club at number 19, san diego state. the aztecs are good. joker in the house. that's nice. saint mary's scored the first basket and dj gay for three. gail is battling back. he is from way out at 15 points. san diego state too tough. malcolm thomas in the lane. thees a aztecs are 7 and 0 as they win it 69-55. almost busting out a new catch phrase and didn't have the guts. cal over uc davis. franklin lead the bears with 13 points. maybe tomorrow night. if the raiders are going to make a playoff push it will be with jason campbell. bruce gradkowski has a shoulder injury. he will get a start on sunday in san diego. a three-game winning streak followed by two lopsided losses. meanwhile, campbell has been dealing with the tree veils of going back and forth between starting and sitting on the bench. >> the hardest part was hearing people i was benched three times. it is not true. >> i was taken out for reas

pat? >>> coming up on news 4, we'll tell you about a federal judge's ruling on the konls tugs nconst of the national health care law. plus another disappointing loss on the football field on sunday. we'll hear from coach shanahan as the team looks forward now. then tonight on news 4 at 5:00, a new warning today about the dangers of second hand smoke. researchers say wre you live could put your children at rsk even if no one in the family smokes. a very important story. you'll want to hear aboutthat. those stories are newat news 4 at 4:00. barbara? >> thanks very much. a final check on our forecast. here's tom kierein. tom? >>> windy and cold. good morning. there's a live view from our skywatcher camera, which is bouncing around, and a blustery northwest wind we are getting some sun through the clouds. it's partly sunny now. and those clouds are producing a few flurries to our north as well as in southern maryland right now on the radar where you see a little area of light color there, a fe

i'm pat lawson muse. wear going tshow you some of the more interesting store he stories making news this week. among them, cover your ears. we wiltell you why one northern virginia town has been named the most obscene in the nation for the second year in a row. a twist on tradition. a local county courthouse has the manger scenes and chrisas trees to celebrate the season but that's not the only display you will see here. we will show you how one man is going beyond the call of giving for the holidays to help our community year-round. >>> first, could the wikiweek leakcontroversy hurt your chances of finding a job? the folks that run one local college think so. more on the wikileaks warning. >> reporter: george whington university's elliott school of international affairs is just a stone's throw from the u.s. state department. after graduation, many students trudgethose few blocks through foggy bottom in search of employment. the university is warning them that cessing wikileaks files could imperil their j

pat warren has more. >> reporter: that's right. it's long been considered that first marijuanaer arein -- mariner arena is past its prime. and some of the city's most prominent leaders have decided, why not go whole hog. >> reporter: there's a billion- dollar idea, budding in government. an expansion of the baltimore convention center with a new arena alongside. there are a few hurdles to clear. the money, the timing. and the space. >> i don't think there's anything we've ever done that everyone on board. it's a democracy. and for every three people, there are eight opinions. >> this was the big news in 1996. the last expansion of the convention center. and it wowed newcomers. >> i couldn't believe how large it is. >> you would not believe. until you actually come inside and see for yourself. >> reporter: mostly, the city made news by building on itself. as you can see, there's not a lot of space to work with. so they would change the space and rebuilding. >> i anticipate having feedback, both positive and negative. my goal is to m

. >> pat collins reports on that too. it brought a sense of satisfaction to the victim's family. >> justice is served. he's now serving the time that he should be serving for the rest of his life. >> it took more than four years, but today at the prince georges county courthouse danielle brown says she got the justice she was looking for. danielle brown, the widow of well known music producer raymond scotty beats brown, gunned down in his mitchellville neighborhood back in october of 2006. killed by a guy who was trying to steal the wheels off his chrysler car. danielle brown says that day changed her life forever. >> it broke me. there would be months at a time where i wldn't even come out of the house. i would sleep all weekend, i would cry, i would wake up, have nightmares. it was unbelievable to me that somebody would take a life over a set of wheels and not give a second thought to it. >> reporter: the gunman, the killer, jamaal alexis sentenced today to 140 years in jail. linda brown is the victim's mother. >> he wa

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pat st. clair says some people have no excuses not to get the workout in while at work. >> reporter: too much sitting is bad for your health and in most offices, sitting is the only option. >> we like to lose a couple pound but i want to do it more just to for the cardioeffect to get the eggser sighs. we need exercise. >> and print off. >> reporter: this poison control call center has installed several treadmill desks. employees do all the same work as before, but sit less. one specialist in emergency medicine says a workout of 30 minutes is about right. >> so it can be a lot of benefits from this regular low impact exercise and activity. >> reporter: less stress on the joints, reduced risk of diabetes and lower blood pressure and cholesterol all from walking more. >> if i can keep someone healthy, i am going have a work force that's going to be productive and not going to cost me anymore money in overtime and hopefully they will want to keep working for us. >> reporter: the extra exercise ma

pat buchanan said, nope. this is much worse. it is interesting now. when i thought the survors of the clinton administration and the new gingrich congress, but we got together, despite the fact that it seemed so ugly back in the 1990's, we talk about how we did not like each other, when the chips are down, we had to do the right thing. balance forbes -- balance the budget for first time for the first time in a generation. we grow the economy. we did a lot of very positive things together. that is before the hyper partisanship really got fuelled by the new media components. i am not saying that it ishe responsibility of bloggers to be more tactful. the responsibility falls, the responsibility lies and politicians being grown ups and knowing what to filter out. washington has not done a good job at distinguishing between ground noise and the signal. i think that it is beginning to change. i really do. there is no doubt that there is immediate compounded to this that we did not have during the clinton administration. >> be a found that -- we have found t

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pat truro, david, jim hannah. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is pat trura and i am a member of the triangle neighborhood association and board member as well as a resident on 16th street directly behind trigger. the neighborhood made numerous attempts to work with trigger. we supported their original business plan and continually this owner has failed to adhere to their conditions of use. one of their conditions, number 13, was entertainment would be contained within the building. this is not happening. the noise pours out from all sections of the building. the vibration from that building can be felt on the street behind on 16th street at times. and another condition was number 14, number 14, that the nuisance would be controlled. there has been a continual pattern of nuisance over time. lack of response to complaints, there were originally meetings that were set up with the neighborhood and the owner said we're going to have this special phone number and people can call. well, people have called repeatedly and people have basically gi

pat lawson muse introduces us today to a group called d.a.s.h. >> hi, barbara. the district alliance for sfe housing provides refuge for victims of domestic violence. volunteers are taking calls this morning in our phone bank. 202-686-nbc4. joining us is peg, the founder of d.a.s.h. d.a.s.h. runs a shelter here in washington, but also a program of transitional as well as emergency housing for victims of domestic violence. tell us about them. >> that's right. we consider ourselves an innovator in seeking to ensure access to safe housing for victims of domestic violence all along the spectrum. so while we do provide housing and, in fact, recently opened our largest facility yet for emergency and transitional housing for victims which is 43 apartment units for wen and children escaping abuse, we also do a lot of housing counseling and working with other housing progrs to make sure that their housing is accessible to victims as well. >> victims are primarily women and children? >> exactly. we have single women. but women with their families and families of all diffe