they have fully used up the soil available to them and at that point we would consider they are unstainable and they would continue to decline. but based on the information presented at the hearing and our subsequent site visit where we saw no evidence of any real problems with the planters, the department determined to deny the application to remove these ten trees and we request that you uphold our decision. >> would it be satisfactory if the appellant was replacing all the trees instead of 6 of the 10? >> i think that, well, certainly we would request that if the appeal is granted that more than just ten trees should be planted because i don't feel those olive trees provide the same level of community benefit. >> what i'm saying if tree for tree, same location removing the existing, if indeed they are problematic if indeed they are potentially imminently causing going to cause damage or cause harm, would you feel that it be acceptable to replace all of the trees as they stand today with a different rate of trees or the recommended tree? >> i would like to hear if there is a recommended s

you say to the child, which is very beautiful, take this white garment, wear white at a baptism, unstained. there's the pall. the baptism water. the easter candle that you can see as a sign of new life. >> we're told by church officials that they estimate the crowd inside st. anthony of padua church there is about 1,000. it seats 900. they might have packed a few extra people in there. obviously a lot of high interest in attending today. we are going through some of the -- some sort of bigger political names who are in attendance today. we told you in addition to the president and his family, obviously the vice president and his family, the top leaders in the senate. mitch mcconnell the republican leader, he is there. harry reid, the democratic leader is there as well. nancy pelosi the top democrat in the house. steny hoyer, the number two democrat in the house, they are there as well. a few of the other names, jack markell, governor of delaware. senator pat leahy from vermont. joe manchin from west virginia. both of the u.s. senators from delaware. tom carper and chris coombs they are the

it's unstainable. at some point, we are going to have to have i'm sorry, people hate this for crime, but a broken window's approach to health care. >> oh, the government is getting involved? >> how much of that money is preventible conditions that are caused by obeesty or ag gra vatd by obeesty? there is a lot. >> you have to look at the cause of obesity not being the lack of discipline among the american people but the food we eat. the actual diet that has turned into the american body is not healthy. it's the food that's around us everywhere. >> if you are a conservative and you care about the death, can you no longer draw put up a wall between obesity and the sustainability of our next to be able to make the payments that they make. you can't do it. and we're going to have to be much more aggressive moving forward because we're going bankrupt and. >> and we're dying. >> and americans are getting more and more unhealthy and you take a disease like diabetes something that my family knows. >> there you