i know that doss really did a great job staffing the lgbt aging task force, tom noland and that task force produced a terrific report. >> yes. >> we are moving forward, legislatively with a few recommendations now. some of the recommendations of course dealing with different kinds of funding issues, and i'm wondering and i know it came out sort of in the middle of the department's project, but does the department -- how do you intend to interact with that report to make sure it's being considered during the doss process. >> we kept very aware of what was -- what the discussion was and what the recommendations looked to be, and chris noland is in our office so that was helpful. there was three areas that i think we have focused on. one is the -- that was one of the places that we saw. there was a lot of conversation about how our folks who are in -- from the lgbt community, how do they thrive in institutional care and how can it be helpful. we believe the funding that we have put into our budget would be helpful. it's also -- we've got a contrast going forward in this budget cycle, so

>> reporter: iain new york city charges yet but we've now been told by chief tom noland out here he expects the suspect to be arraigned and long list of charges around 7:30 tonight in the meantime detectives are still trying to figure out why this suspect targeted this couple. >> i would concerned. we certainly don't want this in our neighborhood. >> reporter: suzanne baxter lives cite right across the street from the scene of tuesday morning's home invasion in upper merion it started with neighbor being tied up, her boyfriend being abducted at gun point and finally a suspect in custody after a police chase. >> at least they let him go and they weren't so frightened as to want to use something beyond intimidation. >> reporter: police responded to the home off the schuylkill expressway in upper merion just after 8:00 for the report of a home invasion. >> female victim is tied up. and the male victim is taken against his while out of the house to get more money from atm machine. >> reportermachine. >> reporter: police say the suspect took the homeowner to a wawa to withdraw cash from an atm.

>> reporter: iain new york city charges yet but we've now been told by chief tom noland out here he expectsuspect to be arraigned and long list of charges around 7:30 tonight in the meantime detectives are still trying to figure out why this suspect targeted this couple. >> i would concerned. we certainly don't want this in our neighborhood. >> reporter: suzanne baxter lives cite right across the street from the scene of tuesday morning's home invasion in upper merion it started with neighbor being tied up, her boyfriend being abducted at gun point and finally a suspect in custody after a police chase. >> at least they let him go and they weren't so frightened as to want to use something beyond intimidation. >> reporter: police responded to the home off the schuylkill expressway in upper merion just after 8:00 for the report of a home invasion. >> femal