corrective and the site vital by chris buck after the dbi appeals hearing deemed those trees structurally unsound the appellate has not gotten qualified opinions that is spinal to counter dbi's assessment they have not brought up my new issues and suggested an alternative that suggests the comprehensive review and the basis of our opinion on the viability of the trees in question pr rather than maintain trees in decline and trees with are structurally come down and fought with viable we have more costing option it is a more thoughtful streetscape for future generations thank you. >> i have a few questions so i see the replacement size are 36 box it looks like this is all the tree replacements. >> that's correct. >> on the species that your replacing with what is the time estimate to reach the current height of the trees that your replacing now. >> we don't know we want them to reach the hielth of the trees right now. >> what will the growth pattern be. >> the growth pattern we have the rendered plan i'll see i'll say the plan is 6 to seven years. >> in your belief you've noted some of the trees h

with the clarity of hindsight we can see that the economy was fundamentally unsound.re was a huge gap between the richest and poorest americans. banks failed at the rate of two a day. 2 million workers were unemployed. agriculture was in a state of depression throughout the 1920s. those weaknesses weren't obvious at the time, except to the victims. from business' perspective the economy was booming. throughout the decade, productivity and profits kept climbing as prices and wages remained relatively stationary. huge profits were reinvested. the stock market soared. fortunes were made overnight. rags-to-riches stories filled the papers. even high school students played the game, as economist paul samuelson recalls. my high school teacher and i my mathematics school high teacher, used to pore over the financial page. she was in favor of hup motors. i thought auburn motors was better. both of them went off the board completely in the end. literally the case the elevator boys would ask you, "what do you think is good? "is barney baruch buying? what about the big boys at n

this is without making unsound period and beautiful. it was a dirty fight. but an open creative political fight for they had no politics at all. that discourse does not exist today except in the cafe of the exiled and in the prison cells for the most creative thinkers of today. moving a little to the right to he stayed out by being a little too comfortable with the return of military rule. coup that overthrew morsi he avoided calling it a coup and is running for parliament again trying to make it into the parliament after tahrir square. today he is running as a member of the liberal party that is in favor of social justice and freedom but also because anything is better than the muslim brotherhood. on the other end you have one who was in exile along with the islamist revolutionary dissidents. there still publishing and calling for new revolution in doing their dramatic work and the jury in boring work to bring to light a compact to satisfy religious and secular people and the egyptians to convince people that basic norms like avoiding church your were remov

. >>: the tree is reuter no they are structurally unsound and a bit when to take them down. >>reporter: concealed his log while the databases and the city officials say they cannot take the chance in the seville and is of public-sector concern this for additional offer is likely to economic and of the month. >>james:a stretch of highway nine in the santa cruz mountains is back open this morning. following a mudslide. >>james:a tree and power line came crashing down onto the road during the slide. >>james:these pictures come from our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. >>james:the slide happened just before four yesterday morning, and the roadway reopened around 5:30 last night. there were no reports of any injuries. >>james:meantime, the c-h-p says a three-mile stretch of old highway 40 between truckee and the sugar bowl ski resort will remain closed for several days because of a large rock slide there. >>james:it happened on friday on the old donner road, which runs parallel to interstate 80 near donner pass. large boulders hit the roadway. no one was injured. >>james:tr

government will go after people who use online handles that include names seem to be unlawful or unsoundinterestingly, people daily and firearms dealers, among others. those are your top headlines. read incredible. do you know what they call kerry -- katy perry in china? fruit sister, because she is often wearing fruit costumes for direct do you know what they call time -- tom keene in china? martini brother. >> did she get paid for the super bowl? >> oh, yeah, as to the sharks. >> 118 million viewers. you are glossing over the three parent in a story. >> i've got to read up on it. for those of you on radio worldwide, she was cool, calm, and collected. >> i will be taking questions about the birds and the bees. >> we will be doing that on bloomberg facebook and twitter. two thousand nine was a spectacular year for bond investors. we are talking to bob michael of jpmorgan and atul lele of dell tech as well. let's have a quick question. on the single digit, double-digit return conundrum in your world is it a double-digit world? oh, my god, i didn't make 18% and in your world, it is a way o

unsound economics. wow. 24-year-old ran the race under a cautionary advisories.k for most of the race. final daytona 500 for him. he announced his retirement earlier this year. the federal advisory panel seems to think so. evidence indicates that in general, a dietary pattern could lower animal face foods. let's bring in. you have poked holes in this one. is it really ruining the environment? >> certainly it has an impact on the environment. what are the costs of policies that people are pursuing. i think it misses a lot of important contacts. it only accounts for 10% of the greenhouse gas emissions. if you look at the data, there are fewer cows in the united states today than there were in the 1950s. i think there is a lot of context missing from this report. >> is was an oxford study. it could be double or triple the global warming impact. you are right that the beef consumption is down 36%. i think, really, the issue is global eating is going up. that is where the focus i think needs to be. >> i think that is true. the people in developing countries have been

that's immoral and militarily unsound. there is no strategy to deal with syria that has any chance of success. and if you don't get syria right, you can't hold the gains you make in iraq. so the president after all these years 220,000 people being killed having the largest terrorist army in the history of terrorism occupying space the size of indiana with 30,000 to 50,000 fighters, depending on who you believe still hasn't come to grips with a strat strategy that will protect this nation and doesn't understand his mistakes he's been making for the last three or four years. he is not self-correcting. he is perpetuating what i think is a military fraud. and the longer it takes to destroy isil the more exposed we are here. and at the end of the day the iranians are sizing us up and they see us as a paper tiger. the last thing i would say about the ukraine. russia has invaded the ukraine. when they say they have no weapons inside of the ukraine when they say they have no troops, they are liars. russia has dismembered their nei

of course this is absurd as medicaid is financially -- it is a financially unsound program that continues to swallow up state budgets on a yearly basis. obamacare didn't improve the stability of medicaid. it only threatened it further. the patient care act includes the key reform that is similar to the medicaid modernization plan that chairman upton and myself proposed in the last congress. currently federal taxpayers have an open-ended liability to match state medicaid spending which is a significant driver in medicaid's budgetary challenges. our proposal would creates per capita spending caps, something president clinton and many democrats who remain in this chamber have supported in the past. we would couple the structural reform to medicaid with new flexibility for states to manage their medicaid populations. on top of that, we would give those on medicaid the option of purchasing private health insurance which is more frequently accepted by quality doctors. mr. president, i hope you're grasping a pattern when it comes to this proposal. at virtually every step our aim with this propos