. >>> where's the bison? why record beef prices have meat lovers looking towards greener pastures. >> yes. >>> we begin this hour with breaking news out of ukraine. deadly violence erupting in the streets of kiev as a truce between the government and protesters disintegrates. to brian sullivan monitoring the situation from sochi, russia. brian? >> reporter: melissa and scott, thank you very much. more on the olympics in a moment. first, to a developing and deteriorating situation in ukraine. we are getting news within the past hour that the european union has approved sanctions against officials in ukraine. all of this comes after the white house stead was "outraged by images of ukranian security forces firing automatic weapons on their own people." ukraine's health ministry now says the official death toll is 67, and more than 500 have been injured. even as president obama goes public with his statements, though, there are behind-the-scenes talks held between washington, brussels, kiev and moscow. about 20 m

the culling of bison there has to be done because the bison get in an out of that park so easy and gets land and disturb animals. the culling is up to the national park service as ranchers if they're interfering. the doctor can tell me that certain diseases, the elk or the bison carry can affect a lot of cattle. so there are certain reasons. i again think it's apples and oranges. >> lets me bring in dr. jameson. professor of environmental studies and philosophy. it's a debate whether i was interviewing the hunter a month ago or seeing this giraffe story, different countries have different rules. we saw the story in japan as well last week. lots of different cultures treat different animals in different ways. why shouldn't the danish frankly be able to treat giraffes the way they wish to if they believe it's the right way to treat them? >> i think you're raising a good point. i think we all here do object to the way that the danes have treated marius. but american zoos have their own problems with surplus animals. even though our breeding is much better controlled than they are in europ

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it's like bisons going across the mid west. there are so many dogs they are covering the ground cht it's a get together. all the dog walkers know each other. if you go to pine lake day camp now, you will see 50 kids there. the r directors are wonder. >> the pine lake is natural. they take of the area around the lake. they plant natives that are drought tolerant. one that stands the dry summers here. the whole park is under going quite a bit of reconstruction. they will renovate the trails around the lake. and the big project is the capital project for pine lake meadow. they are going to returf the dog run and the meadow by the day camp. we are looking for a very busy fall. by the spring of next year should have major renovations to the mark thal make it an outstanding park. i don't ever refer to it as my park. all the parks belong to all the people. this park belongs just as much to the families in the bay view sdrishth as it does to the gentlemen that lives across the street. i'm happy and proud to be the caretaker for them. i

instead of the big massive stone structures of the medieval military architecture we now have systems bison outrunning passage control electronic access biometric scanning some people are suggesting that perhaps the app put is the paradigm space of the future city that maybe cities in the future might have apple style restrictions generalized across the whole landscape. london's canary wharf. when the financial markets were deregulated banks expanded. in the form of don't live in the they could implement a remarkably elaborate security concept. today more than seventy thousand people work in canary wharf there are hotels and apartments and a popular shopping mall. it's a new scale of privatized space to very tightly defended the highly privatized idea of the city which has come under a lot of criticism as being a sort of and clave of powerful and wealthy groups literally separated off from the rest of the city almost by mediæval motes using the wall to systems of the dock plants. the access roads to the city within a city as accused by checkpoints. a private security service can deny access

the us war has succeeded in toppling the talabani regime many afghans have seen the bison proof of those games can easily be lost depending on who wins control over afghanistan a country that's once again could be up for grabs. reporting in washington for our team and lucy capital. will washington to spend billions waging the afghan war since two thousand and one that has cost the us taxpayer just over eight hundred billion dollars at harrison bills still to come every american soldier serving in afghanistan this year will cost two point one million dollars on average. will the seven billion dollars worth of equipment into the ship back still have to be destroyed and a new thirty four million tall at military headquarters is now unlikely to be used in bethel it to be demolished. according to the form of british s a s office said richard williams us strolled down means the afghan government will have no choice but to reach a deal with the town of. cause i am and eighty days to fifteen with them as they approach the next elections a man and his supporters sen and the a's who he is supporti

the last war has succeeded in toppling the talabani regime many afghans have seen the bison proof for those gains could easily be lost depending on who wins control over afghanistan a country that's once again could be up for grabs. reporting in washington for our team and lucy capital. one is located to the money's been spent looking to spend big reason for waging war afghanistan since two thousand won its cost. the aztecs pages than the eight hundred billion dollars in mobile bills to come was low and three american soldiers sitting in afghanistan any legal costs on average two point one million dollars more than seven billion dollars with the equipment isn't gonna be back either the fbt commission. the new city full of witty and all admitted the hq is not going to use that reporter not to be demolished instead. the study said kevin guy kate terrorism consultant also full of prisoner of the time about the till as he thinks the us is not able to contain the group which continues to bolster its ranks. as a continuous war for over twenty years they have continued to fight some of them.

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the issue here is that these wild animals are the natural heritage of these people the same way the bison was to us in america. it is in their economic interest to protect these animals for the long-term. if we can help them utilize this is fors, and torres um, this is for sport --ting, this is for killing this isfor torreurism, for sport hunting, this is for killing, when well-managed, for getainable -- some people up when you talk by using wildlife or economic releases, but the lady is correct. the economic model does not benefit the local people. these animals are destined to be only fenced off in national parks and no were else. for us to have wide open areas, wide habitat, reserves and communal reserves and protected areas, we have to unleash the value of these. at its the -- that is the objective. david barron, should we be expecting more regulation coming out of the white house or different apartments as soon? guest: well, the national strategy has been released, the details are being worked out. we have another council meeting on the 20th of march. a lot of committee work will be

you talking about things how the native americans would have continued shooting their buffalo and bisonnless they had things like the trail of tears and the american government colonialism imposed upon them, or things like how the poorest person in america owns two cars or things about how israel has gone around pistol whipping other countries every 10 years or so. my question is, do you truly believe the rhetoric you're speaking or is this a cost benefit analysis from what gets the most attention impress and -- in press and what factually speaks to be ideal that you are trying to support? [applause] >> my question goes to mr. bill ayers. i am from newberry, new hampshire. i am just a citizen of the state, moved up here from new york and am now living in the great free state of new hampshire. the point i'm trying to make was this -- it was going back to your questions of why we went into iraq. i believe, if i am correct that , the majority of the congress did vote on that and based upon the facts that they had at the time, we went into iraq based on that, weapons of mass destruction, an

as the bison was drop off as dumb which were growing every year, traffic is still going up at about a 20% clip every year. that means dan is going to be the future. what does that any? spectrum. we're growing at a rate that is somewhat stabilizing at this particular point but it is clear more spectrum is going to be required for more efficient use of spectrum and i will talk about both of those. right here we're seeing the whole commercial broadband peace to it is tied back to economic growth. there's no doubt about it. if you take a look at our nation the way i look at it is delightfully united states with passion can. >> is possible for a business perspective. you can imagine data to every rule air in the country. can you imagine what we can do from a business perspective? this is about america's creativity. it's about america's ability to stay competitive and keep its edge. that goes from a military perspective as well as an economic perspective across the board. i think we are intertwined together and that's a clear message from my perspective. the president has pushed for a 500 -

>> our bison burgers with a little bit of a mexican flare. >> those are so good. >> bison burgers, how salsa, guacamole, great player to it. then we did a teriyaki shrimp, which is really seattle. we have small bites big flavor cookbook, made with a full shart rib. those are really good. you should try one of those. for the desserts, we have a granola and then a rocky mountain oyster chocolate -- >> rocky mountain oyster? rocky mountain oyster pizza -- >> eat it first and then we'll tell you what's in it. >> we have two types of soup. we have a chili. that's als always awesome, nice and hot. representing the broncos. >> this is brilliant. >> and then we have, representing seattle, we have a little bit of a seafood chowder. >> a little bit of chowder. i'll eat that one. >> this is lots of flavor to this. >> you'll just eat the potatoes. >> it all comes back to the small bites, making it fun at home, doing things that are simple, having a lot of veert, but a theme. have a team, make it fun, you have to make it through the whole game and have some room for some beverages. >> so much bette

october of 2013, an unexpected early fall blizzard killed more than 20,000 cattle, sheep, horses and bison in the dakotas and in my state of nebraska. while those acted by these hardships have been without assistance for more than two years, this farm bill will now help producers to rebuild those herds and sustain their ranching operations. i also appreciate that this farm bill continues our commitment to strong conservation programs. the bill consolidates and it streamlines those programs, providing landowners with incentives and assistance to protect and improve our land, our water and our air. agriculture continues to be a bright spot for u.s. trade, thanks in part to the successful export promotion programs, and those are reauthorized in this bill as well. an independent study conducted for usda in 2010 found that for every dollar expended by government and industry on market development, u.s. food and agricultural exports increased by $35. through the market access program and foreign market development program, we can expect increased demand for u.s.-grown agricultural products and c

you talking about things how the native americans would have continued shooting their buffalo and bisonnless they had things the the trail of tears and american government colonialism imposed a member or house saying the poorest person in america owns two cars or things about how israel has gone around pistol whipping other countries every 10 years or so. trulystion is, do you believe the rhetoric you're speaking or is this a cost benefit analysis from what gets the most attention impress and what factually speaks to be ideal that you are trying to support? [applause] >> my question goes to mr. bill ayers. i'm just a citizen of the state of new hampshire. the point i'm trying to make was this -- it was going back to your questions of why we wen t into iraq. i believe that the majority of the congress did vote on that and based upon the facts that they had at the time, we went into iraq based on that, weapons of mass destruction, and i think mr. d'souza was accurate on that as far as that goes. we did go there. as far as where the money went to, as far as halliburton and everything like

as the bison was drop off as dumb which were growing every year, traffic is still going up at about a 20% clip every year. that means dan is going to be the future. what does that any? spectrum. we're growing at a rate that is somewhat stabilizing at this particular point but it is clear more spectrum is going to be required for more efficient use of spectrum and i will talk about both of those. right here we're seeing the whole commercial broadband peace to it is tied back to economic growth. there's no doubt about it. if you take a look at our nation the way i look at it is delightfully united states with passion can. >> is possible for a business perspective. you can imagine data to every rule air in the country. can you imagine what we can do from a business perspective? this is about america's creativity. it's about america's ability to stay competitive and keep its edge. that goes from a military perspective as well as an economic perspective across the board. i think we are intertwined together and that's a clear message from my perspective. the president has pushed for a 500 -

there is a new item in california call the alpha, custom grinding meat, nation, one third bison, twords fresh,lices the toppings at the condiments, bags that, and can produce 60 gourmet hamburgers and our with no human intervention. things like that, they're pretty pricey now. you raise the minimum wage to $10 an hour, and that will become a lot more attractive for fast food versus employing a human employee. it is not what happens tomorrow, what happens two years from now, three years from now. host: clint is calling in on our line for republicans. good morning. caller: i am in the construction, plumbing business, and the median age right now is 45 for a licensed plumber, electrician, heating and air tech. we cannot get these young guys or girls to come in if we don't start paying them more than $7.5 0 an hour. caramily has been in the business for years, and we are seeing a trend now, no one continues to qualify for a car, and you have real estate, no one can qualify for the real estate because they do not have a rental probably -- robert he because they do not have enough income.