out on a link here and right in central park near you get a little look at the view part strong kerridge and we were looking into your central park it's kind of a historical. little angle we've gone on with our lead changes and used to be this is the only way you could get into the park when. people came in the first ten years because the parking here mean there were no written in a percent yes in fact they acquired it through everything to me and push out sixteen hundred working for the immigrants out of the area the people realized that it was actually people lived here at the time it wasn't a bad. you know it was built around the part it was that london at the time was the new yorker's up and coming and they wanted to find a way to compete with london because they had these really beautiful parks in london so what a new york to america and american very kind of culture. the biggest part of the world. so we're really living what it would have been like me in a carriage i guess and it's also a good way to channel maybe what the super rich might be feeling in france right now which bring

and wall street astrology flies in loose change we had to central park dimitri and i hopped on a kerridge to talk about eating their rights as the protest logan goes to eating begins we'll tell you about the butt step but first your closing market numbers. wealthy british soil the sun. sometimes it's good sometimes when. markets why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to conjure reports on our. download the official publication so funny. stream quality and enjoy your favorite. t.v. is not required to watch on. your mobile device watch our t.v. any time. all right so before the break we covered bank of america but what about the financial crisis legacy how much of that is being felt more broadly in the banking system and how much has to be worked out still in the form of litigation or layoffs more with heidi more marketplace wall street correspondent and new york bureau chief. so much i mean if you look at it i mean you can measure the losses there or the actual lawsuits

nobody mentioned their dreaded word, and kerridge. that has been well litigated and tried. -- common carriage. that has been well litigated and tried. we have certain facilities, whether there is a monopoly, duopoly, even a court probably -- a quadropoly that you could argue. what is interesting is access to the luttrell grid and what states in competition have done is essentially, provide access by devices, namely the generation devices, to a common carrier grade. that is what is leading to the success of green energy. you are able to put your energy back on the grid. in telecom, we have done the reverse. we have removed access devices. 20 years ago, congress said in the 1996 cable act that you are supposed to provide access devices to cable. 20 years later, we do not have that. it is not that we need to boost demand. there's plenty of demand out there. if you look at what consumers pay for communications, it is five times what people were paying for it back in the 1990's when we had the cable act and the 1996 act. there is plenty of