citi. >> the boston common was once a common grazing field. the tragedy of the commons. it was overgrazed. now, it is a park. managed by government for 400 years. badly managed and this is the result. so, dan, your plans? >> well, the last thing we want to do is privatize boston common. they are not new york. there it is not as commercial a district. there, john, we are in the position of coming up with ways to greatly augment the city's budget which everyone involved feels is inadequate. >> john: to get the people around the park to pay most of the money? >> no, private companies, the central park model is a little tougher to -- >> john: central park model just for clarity and i have a bias here i'm on the board of the charity that helps manage central park. i joined people because i saw what they did to central park. here are before and after pictures when government managed central park it was barren and dangerous and now it is wonderful and what the model is that i give money, people who live around there just give money. it is not a busin

>> good. >> i want to introduce you to common. >> how you doing?e to meet you. >> nice to meet you. welcome to haiti. >> thank you. >> this is fabiola desmond with the restavek freedom foundation. born here. >> born in haiti, raised in brooklyn, hew york. >> can you tell common why you're back here in haiti? >> yeah, it's a bit of an emotional story. as i mentioned, i was born in haiti. left when i was about 7 years old with my family. i wanted to come here and work on the issues that were important to me which was to work with young people, to work with children. >> yeah. >> and i came across this issue and i said i needed to be here. i needed to make this commitment. so i left my job, i left my home and my family. and i made a commitment to be here and work on this issue because it's not a haitian issue. it's a human issue. >> right. >> so i'm going to introduce you to one of the girls that lives in this area. her name is shimose. she's 12 years old. >> i meet a person like fabiola, first thing i thought this woman is putting in work, just as a h

this is common. >> how you doing?st continue. >> someone teach him how to sew? >> can somebody teach me? >> okay. so she would like to teach you. >> she's going to teach me? she's going to teach justin tin. >> okay. >> being at the school is like it brought a smile to my face because, you know, we have been seeing the children that have been going through what the restavek children have been going through. when i see kids in uniforms learning, it just, it moves me like especially knowing the struggle that these kids have come from. and i saw a joy in the fact that the kids, the kids were feeling proud and the fact that they were learning. >> common is a very deep and spiritual cat. i think the lights for him started to go off because he was seeing the potential of light happening for these kids. you want to be able to see what a solution is. they don't come easy. and i think that what restavek foundation is doing is being innovative and honestly putting in a tremendous amount of work. i was really pleased to see what

i do believe there is -- common ground to compromise.i do believe there is a significant difference. the american people want leaders who will stand on principles and stick to those principles, who will keep their promises and fight for them. but i also believe equally that the american people expect us to get things done. they expect us to seek common ground and to act on it. common ground does not mean compromising on your principles. it means finding places where your agenda overlaps with that of the other party, locking arms and getting it done without violating your principles. it too often, a common ground and compromise are assumed to mean the same thing. as a result, we sometimes see people with good intentions on both sides of the aisle operating out of an aversion to common ground because they do not want to be viewed as compromising on their principles. as a result, this mistake brings in less functional government and mistrust in our institutions of government. i do not think we can afford to let that happen. the jobs crisis

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common sales have almost no animals in the wilds the islands of peter the great day are inhabited by thousands of seal hunting in the reserve is banned but even then scientists are anxious about the future of the population. must work also because they are so susceptible to any external influence that it is almost impossible to protect them for example if an oil tanker capsizes here right now we will clean the shores up but if this happens in february all the newborn seals will die obviously it is much easier to preserve the leverage as a species. alex a customer is a biologist he is one of the few people to have an official license to catch leopards. alexei's job is to set up special snares and measure left the tracks to determine the direction of their movements he hopes that several of the pilot as will end up in his traps in the autumn. we set up no more than twenty snares on two or three trails there is no point in placing more than that because we simply do not have the time. since one thousand nine hundred for such snares have been set up once every three or four years a leopa

we found common ground and we were able to get this done. the danger is that the overlap will end up in some political pawn game in washington d.c., held hostage to a broader debate while the two parties clashed over their various philosophies. listen c'mon -- listen, there's too much that we agree on to allow this to happen. and i believe it is up to you, the young people entering the workforce at the end of the school year, to get this done. the current generation of students that will graduate from schools like this one at a time when our country faces questions about its role in the world, our competitiveness is declining while our debt is increasing. if you are a student here at the university right now, or at another university, there is no one who has more at stake than you do. as a consequence of the that the united states faces, there's the possibility of a downgrading of our credit rating, thereby, increasing the interest cost on the nearly $15 trillion that we have added up. we must deal decisively with the spending epidemic in ou

eagle cotton is a ranger at the far east marine nature reserve he is famous for his knowledge of commonseals since he began studying them in one nine hundred ninety six the eagle has defended a thesis and written many scientific papers on the subject he spends nearly all his time on tellus island. when we're on the lookout for possible intruders along the reserves perimeter of. the closest seal nursery can be clearly seen from here with this possible to monitor the twenty four hour movement of incoming and outgoing seals in the tree mostly region is the sales southernmost habit scientists don't yet know how these optics sales coped with the summer heat most of them had to other cities for feeding but they always return here for breeding the common seals of peta the great they never make with seals from other regions eager caton made this discovery after monitoring the colonies for an entire year. now we're going to see what's happening on the kin tavor islands. all three of them . does where we find a seal nursery with all the mothers and seal pups. as long as there are no stores to spe

me to see is a diver an amateur cameraman he often goes to the cliffs and islands inhabited by common seals they are highly organized and capricious animals. filming them can be a difficult task sometimes they approach divers to bite on their flippers more often than not they play hide and seek with the seals tease the divers darting away before picture can be taken. when you look into their eyes you can see how gentle and straightforward they really are. bullshit just like children. i mean that's reason enough to go diving. for. common seals have almost no animals in the wild the islands of peter the great bay early habited by thousands of seal hunting in the reserve is banned but even then scientists are anxious about the future of the population. must work also because they are so susceptible to any external influence that it is almost impossible to protect them for example if an oil tanker capsizes here right now we will clean the shores up believe this happens in february all the newborn seals will die obviously it is much easier to preserve the leopard as a species. alexei custo

jackson commons is perhaps the most urban of these. it is a pedestrian way through the project, from west to east and from east to west. it carries the fluid language of the landscaping, which pete walker's firm established at sydney walton. it allows pedestrians passage and use where there are currently none. retail in three places. the cafe and retail space. a larger one to the right. and then the club kept a to the north. opportunities for indoor/outdoor seating and retail uses there. and then the club itself to the north, the aquatics center, is screened from the public, but in a way that we think will allow glimpses in and at least a sense of openness while preserving privacy. here is the existing conditions, looking towards the embarcadero on jackson street. a very unfortunate terminus for one of the city's interest in historical streets. and here is the idea what the jackson commons might look like. you get to the four-story portion of the residential project on the right. there is a residential garden below that low screen wall

that the common link is fighting. i mean, look at the fighters' histories. i have to assume that the motive in both of these deaths involves the fighters' rankings, right? what? david's friend, ben ellis... with lopez and munson out of the way, he moves to the top of the list. yeah, you're right. (knocking) stanley, you're a long way from the biochem department. amita, you remember professor novich. hi. i hear you're taking fleinhardt's seat in the texas hold 'em tournament? i am considering it. well, you should think again. with fleinhardt in space, i'm in line for the title. i don't think that's the way it works, (laughing): but okay... okay. well, i've seen your game, eppes. won't make it at the big table. my game is vastly improved. been practicing, have you? i've been working on a specialized training program. should make me more than ready by tournament time. guess we'll just see about that. what was that? geek trash talk? actually, what that was, was terribly rude, terribly inappropriate. he has a lot of nerve coming in here with that attitude. (chuck

me either washing or belly worse nor does i mean its effects why is it so important to launch the common economic space did they. ship was there in white often it's not up to you to choose when to do certain things and what you can always find certain factors either internal or external that might prevent you from doing something big positive and serious i think that everything that this next level of integration was a logical continuation of the consistent purposeful deference on the part of the leaders of the three countries you mentioned the crisis are still in the negative because as is taking place around or even with him our country as a fact i would even say that the situation for them motivates us to work on integration for a simple reason that sometimes people say that moving barriers between russia and kazakhstan the russian winner of this summit this common market would help or survive in these difficult times that it is true look that's not all by setting up this common space we are all getting stronger and now we can claim our share of the global market when you have a crisi

market survive in these difficult times it is true that's not really by sizing up this common space we are all getting stronger and now we can claim our share of the global market really when you have a crisis outside which it is much easier and better to avoid its neighbors or fades into trying risks and torpor chillies by sticking together in this way all countries can share the wrists between the three of them and get additional look at ulysses what was the time is always right it's just that the people who make these decisions and who implemented them should realize the time they live in at the broader. issues would get off the boards. integration between russia kazakstan and belarus is clearly following the european model in other words economic integration is followed by political integration but europe is facing a very serious crisis today both politically and economically some of them say that the us on the verge of collapse what makes this long in a more stable accommodation and how can we make sure we don't end up having the same problems. but i would go with where you wou

in your view what impact will the newly established common economic space have on the global economy. particular on europe's china's as well as on other asian clients. i think the formation of the eurasian economic union will on the one hand allow us to build a strong regional organization with a strong regional economy sufficiently supported by all sorts of stable results as ranging from currencies to natural resources that would exert significant influence on the dialogue between these new regional formations in order to define track for the world for the development in this respect i think that everything the president has now outlined in terms of direction for further development will by all means facilitate stable and sustainable development in our three conferees would not only doubt considering our scale and weight and will also give us some additional strength in the global process because this will definitely benefit everyone it's clear that our three countries cannot define the entire global situation we are not powerful enough to take up such a mission but we can definitely

neither washington or below is not as i mean to its effects why is it so important or launch the common economic space today. was that if you're white often it's not up to you to choose when to do certain things in fact you can always find certain factors either internal or external that might prevent you from doing something big positive and serious because i think that everything that is next level of integration involves is a logical continuation of the consistent and purposeful efforts of the part of the leaders of the three contracts you mentioned the crisis are so negative it causes us taking place around or even within our country as fact i would even say that the situation for them motivates us to work on integration for the simple reason that sometimes people say that moving banners between russia and kazakhstan russia will reduce some of this common market will help us survive in these difficult times if this is true look that's not all you will be by setting up this common space we are all getting stronger and now we can claim our share of the global market really when you ha