flowers and all the things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in in th in in this what we did was reremoved property about 3 squire shrubs and installed 17 thousand square feet of vegetation and mulch all in one weekend and it came out great. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it may not have been 17 thousand tons of mulch but it was a lot of mulch and that concludes the general manager's report. anyone want to make comment seeing none, public comment is closed. and we're on item number 4 which is general public comment up to 15 minutes pick, pick right now i have 5 cards commissioners, any questions or comments? if you could please come up and we'll start >> hold on go ahead. >> thank you i'd like to directing your attention to the screen. with the commission i want them to know with the native program of the rec and park department is causing great cage to our city parks. those 4 issues that we feel are important to be brought to our attention weld you to see it's destroyed over 18 thousand trees and when that happens carbon monoxide is released as a greater weight of the evidence we want to preserve the thickets for our wild

they're getting squire good sense for him every day to keep the sky oh that's fantastic they've taught you well you can't even tell. i've done this for thirty years and there are children that you always remember they just stick in your head and i have my special words and she's one of the special ones you remember and seeing are not all she's fabulous. absolutely fabulous and this is the recovery that you always hope for a small miracle a small miracle definitely something that your human still good. makes me know that what i'm here for is worthwhile. makes me know that what i do is good. the figures are truly shocking more than fifteen thousand children each year abroad to hospitals across america with gunshot wounds and eight children die every day because of the consequences. mr hill it's a cruel ruin the gun from that's public television i left a couple of messages i think six or seven attempts to speak with someone from the gun lobby on successful and the secretary admits that due to the death of caroline spokes this is not a popular topic of conversation for the arms manufacture

there was a lot to talk about today with ken squire.hatacks companies activist investors are buying. we will talk a lot about the trends that we saw in the latest batch of filings. i want to start with forest labs. carl icahn pushed the drugmaker into being bought. here is what he tweeted. ken, first of all, before carl icahn started tweeting, did you use twitter? do you now? >> i don't use it at all. i have a twitter account, i follow my wife. >> you don't follow carl icahn? >> i have people who keep me abreast of what he has going on. i don't even go there. >> is it important to follow what carl icahn tweets in your position? >> you hear about it. he tweets a lot after it is public. we are not trying to get the short term bump on things. forest labs is a great example. he does not give himself an enough credit. he needed to effect change and change the entire culture of the company, which he did. it has been a great outcome for all shareholders. >> he does not give himself enough credit because you think he is really key in making the

by russia's figure skaters last night they nets of both gold and silver and in fact the city will squire literally lets up by the fireworks we showered the skies there while jubilant fans paraded through the streets meanwhile as ortiz and farmer reports there's another matter oh that many russians yearn for even more. well i have to say it was a fantastic because he was in it for trying cough and polish but if there is one gold medal that russia wants to win more than any other it is in the men's ice hockey they haven't done that since the fall of the soviet union and today they open their account against the vignette and that is a game on paper you would think they would win because they have something like sixteen and h l stars compared to you see the news one they also have home with vantage although some are arguing that could bring extra pressure will they russia's main man alexandra veteran says all the players have the experience they need to cause i'm pretty sure we have experience and we all do our guys to have another pressure. and i'm pretty sure it's going to be flying as we'

protestors would be engaged into a two prong battle on the edges of the squire while the trade union building considered the nerve center of the protest movement was raided. that's where victoria and herself defense united were stationed. after three of her companions died, she like many, hopes these documents will make a solid case against their former leader. aljazeera, kiev. >> now british prime minister david cameron has been discussing the situation in ukraine with german chancellor angela merkel, curveball in london. >> we are particularly concerned about the situation in crimea. every country should respect the territory yell integrity of the ukraine. russia has made at a commitment. it's important to keep their word. the world is watching. if the people want closer ties with europe, greater trade and contacts, of course we welcome that. it is not about forcing the people to choose between russia and europe. >> angela america chemist here for just one day, during which she's due to have tea with the queen. she became the first german chancellor to address both houses of the br

there were never more than 20,000 dem mon straighters in the squire behind me but in less than a weeky managed to change the balance of power in europe and central asia. the revolution began with way fiery miscalculation by the government. when last tuesday, riot police tried to storm a three--month-old protest camp in the center of kiev. the demonstrators held their ground, setting bonfires to keep the police at bay. police couldn't take the square, and by the next morning, they were reduced to throwing stone. the police didn't have much food or shelter either. we saw them exhausted, are sleeping on the streets. by day, three protesters felt they had the upper hand and charged police lines. then the government made a second tragic mistake. riot police opened fire, killing nearly 80 demonstrators. in minutes, volunteers converted a nearby hotel into a field hospital. >> yanukovych with support of russia tries to kill ukraine. >> reporter: the u.s. and other nations threatened sanctions and under pressure everybody europe, ukraine's president yanukovych agreed to limit his authority an

is squire magazine found a simple way to celebrate that point.orld before and after the uprising. selfie is gave was to demonstrations and destruction. open assets for empty seats and ski masks for gas masks. in all they compare third degree 2 showing how social media impacts our lives. conveys the point. >> in nearby russia the ohlimbympic hockey clash ended. we're going to show you the current medal count right now. the u.s. and russia share the top leaderboard before norway and canada are nipping at their heels. mark phillips has the latest on the games from sochi. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, vinita and charanthony. we're nearing the end. last night was the concentration between canada and the u.s. and the hockey game. the one goal went to can dal. for the second olympics in a row the u.s. has gone up against canada and come up short. the result is the u.s. goes up against finland today for the bronze medal. canada will go on for game against sweden for the gold that being tomorrow. and speaking of gold, america has a new ski darl

how do you squire this idea of secular segregation?ey part of the argument there with respect to secular stagnation was that natural or normal real interest rates are going to be much lower than they have been is store cli. to the extent that that's true, it means lower discount rates applied to cash flows, that means higher price ratios and that would drive up the stock prices in real estate, which is what we've seen. but i think it's important to take some satisfaction in the strong market but to recognize that its strength has more to do with higher koptization ratios than higher earnings. >> you recently wrote an article for the washington post in which you suggested that the economy could become a "downton abbey" economy. you're advocating that there be annual taxes or rises in the value of assets on the $6.8 trillion that the stokt market generated last year and that that be fed back to nose that are in the middle classes and the poor in terms of more than just a dollar for dollar incentives on earning more and saving more. is th

. >>> and now for this month's skreer extraordinary story from squire rushnell. >> a god wink is a liveyeager. >> i grew up a few blocks away from my grandmother and grandfather. they were a big part of my childhood. grandma and grandpa were very much in love. they got married the night grandma graduated from high school. and for the next 72 years, they were practically inseparable. my dad would worry, what would life be like if one survived and the other didn't? grandpa had an answer for that. he would say, i'll have to wait for her, she would do the same for me. my grandparents drove out to breakfast every day. but one day, there was a terrible accident. grandma and grandpa were rushed to the hospital, clinging to life. the nurses placed their beds side by side. when my dad got to the hospital, he saw that they were holding hands. at 3:38 in the afternoon, grandpa passed away. then my dad saw something astonishing. grandpa had just died, but his heart monitor was still beeping. he asked the nurse how could that be? she looked puzzled. and then pointed to my grandparents. they're still