assistant jeopardy chief tony rivera. in regard to the solar panels, on buildings i believe that all of our new facilities being constructed our leed compliant which is the highest one of the highest standards for environmental responsibility. i think that there is a push to have more green roofs as opposed to solar panels. so i do not have the exact amount of facilities that are outfitted with solar as opposed to the green style roof. i know that there is been talk back and forth. there's also a cost issue . so i actually do not know the exact answer but it is something that does come up and we've been working very closely with department of public works to kind of reach that happy medium on the facilities. then i did also want to address one of the questions that you had about station five. so although there was a protest we are actually looking about a six-week delay in the overall progress of the construction and completion. so it could set us back but not as bad as what we had kind of forecasted. >> well, that's good

tony winner cheat ka ita rivera. i got to sit down with her here in new york.see yourself? >> once a dancer, always a dancer. i came along at a wonderful time. and i was able to do some pretty phenomenal shows. >> miss chrivera. >> reporter: a siren of the stage, singing and dancing for close to seven decades. ♪ today, for the most part, actors, actresses, make it in hollywood or on television. and then, come to broadway. when you were coming up, it was the other way arnold. >> absolutely. >> reporter: you remained true to oyour origins. was that a conscious decision? >> i love the theater. the theater is filled with spirits and foot sprints and that live forever. >> reporter: the two-time tony award winner, headlining more than 40 on and off broadway shows from "west side story," "bye-bye birdie" "sweet charity" and "chicago." many of them is have been ada adapted for film. your full time is deloris conchita figueroarivera. how did it get shortened? >> not many people can pronounce it like you. and it was ridiculous. >> reporter: "west side story." 1957. it ch