when you find yours, let me know because i m looking for line, too, you know what s crazy? the accounting that they use, if a wall street firm uses any kind of accounting, they re shut down and padlocked on it. and lost money by the way and add in, cancel commitments and it really is a never ending shell game in a never ending pr game. it s just, at this point, you would think that you would stop doing it, but they don t. dagen, essential ly we created our own credit line and when we paid it back, i guess, we paid ether back to ether, out of thin air. essentially, but turns to the check point. we re not going to get checks. the only people who are going to get checks are maybe people in china, and japan, and people who own government bonds and that gets paid the interest on that debt gets paid because we as a nation are in a hole and we re paying
some states either closing parks or doubling the fees to get in. fox s laura ingle live from riverbank state park in upper manhattan with the story. hello, laura. reporter: hi, brian. closing the state parks and cutting down services has not been an easy decision for state lawmakers to make, not only here in new york, but all across the nation. many of the state lawmakers say this is a budget of necessity, not of choice. which means that state parks like this one here are going to be seeing some big changes soon. possibly. let s look what we re talking about here. here at the case of riverbank state park, they have a great track as you can see, basketball courts, swimming pool, ice skating rink. what it s going to mean for this park is reduced hours. the swimming pool will close and it will mean the end of senior citizen programs. there are 41 state parks in new york in danger of closing with the severe budget shortfall. in california, we are talking about 220 state parks that could