edwards is also saying the same thing warning stocks to crash gold to top ten thousand dollars albert edwards in a note that he wrote recently edward said that central bank stimulus measures will drive the world towards a global recession soaring inflation and a japanese style loss of confidence and policymakers quote we may have seen the peak of nominal u.s. g.d.p. growth for this cycle and unfolding recession should see a ten year bond yields dragged ever lower and the fed moving to q.e. infinity squared he said we want q e infinity squared that's a lot of q eight but i think it's important for people to understand that when the central banks are flooding the market with more credit remember all money is credit based there's no actual money in terms of it being sound because we went off the gold standard or anti the gold standard back in the early one nine hundred seventy so when they flood the market with more of those credit what they do is they don't actually extinguish debt they're not actually solving the debt problem they're giving more pseudo collateral to various banks to ex

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albert. we haven't discussed it already. i just thought it's something to look at. >> [speaker not understood] albert, mta. thank you, i'm in the process of collecting a lot of ideas about parking. i just want to make sure that i got the gist of what you're looking to do. >> what i'm talking about is the harrison street ramp gets off on the extreme left of the bridge as you're in the left lane. you go to the left, and then it makes -- loops underneath and goes to fremont street. but it would be very easy, i think, or relatively easy to make just as we do on the off ramp for fremont that branches off the fulton, we'd have a branch off that would come across beale street where there's already a bridge. it wouldn't be creating any kind of a new visual impact because there's already a bridge across beale at harrison. and it would dump you into what could be -- i think it's a city or state owned lot that's right under the brink which might provide a good facility for parking. >> just make sure, i'd like to go back to my office an

albert einstein. albert einstein. and albert einstein went through school. oh, he took algebra in high school and flunked. hey, don't knock it. some people pass, some people flunk. i mean he's just one of the ones that flunked, okay? don't make a deal of it. and some people get a high school diploma and some people don't, right? some can hack it, some can't. right? well, einstein couldn't hack it. that's all right. you know, you can still make it. no high school diploma, gang. and he's out there and it turned out that he met a young lady who influenced him to go back to school. so he tried going back to school. took the entrance exams and flunked. and he flunked the exam. hey, i mean he cannot-- not everybody passes everything, huh? and then he studied hard and he took the entrance exams again and passed. turned out he had trouble with the french language. you know, in europe they speak all these languages. he couldn't do the french so well. anyway, albert einstein went through school and he did go all the way and got his ph.d. got his ph.d. in physics. and

. >> albert wong, followed by howard wong. >> i like to follow up - my name is albert wong, value fire, i work with stanley. i like to follow-up with other points of view brought up. not only by moving up the project said a dangerous precedent for the city agency to ignore the lbe ordinance, in disregarding the benefits to the local economy that can be generated. but also many of us, the contracting communities, have dreamt and aspired to participate in a once-in-a-lifetime 840 million project. now we are about to have this dream taken away not by others but by our own agency. this project will be built and maintained with local monies for many years to come; local communities are to arrive benefits throughout the project especially from the onset, where it impacts the most. this project must be billed by san franciscans. finally, we are to use everything in your power and wisdom to disapprove this unprofitable proposition. the lbe organizations will applaud and remember your actions. >> afternoon mr. wong. >> howard wong, savingmuni.com. half of my career has been overseeing large cit

we're continuing to work with peter albert and mta who's coming out to our association and discussing the parking for our area. we were e we believe the warriors are providing tint for the business community as well and a good afternoon >> good afternoon and i'm here for the warriors on the waterfront that were i think this is one of the most exciting projects since 1989 when the governor suggested a wall on the waterfront. it was no more than a wall on the waterfront but this is a tremendous opportunity for the city we've been looking for for decades. like it or not there are a few sites available to build this arena. and this site at pier thirty, 32. is it will be a public amenity for residents in the simply beach area to have that much open space to have the ability to open up that pier that's never been opened up to the public so restore a major masterminded asset for birthing & it would otherwise fall into the by the way. you only have to go to boston, los angeles, chicago know brooklyn, washington, d.c. and soon downtown sacramento and you'll see the benefits of an arena that ad

so the warriors and the giant coming into the supervisors district can actually use muni. >> peter albert from mta. supervisors thanks for calling me down here. actually, i ago with the certain. the twaef we're asked to react to a review and you've got 2 to three weeks to figure out this. but this site being so close to so many hubs is important. what the capacity needs from the station and caltrans we're not just working on this certain but with the giants as well. those 3 projects are 3 of many they're all looking at the same strategic responses to get out ahead of the maintenance facilities so keep those vehicles running and then working back into the development. that's part of the conversation the developers are working on. so i can tell you this that working with john haley for instance, those folks can tell me what the next determination is going to be and what we need to purchase that's factoring into the assessment so we know that by 2017 what we need to do tomorrow >> where's the money going to come from. that's the core. i don't want to hijack this by it's a key part of the pic

trading at six thousand dollars an ounce talking about these price estimates the side of generals albertedward sees ten thousand dollar gold due to this quantitative easing is that where we're heading i think we can absolutely see five thousand or ten thousand dollar gold i think that the united states has blown its role as a leader and in the currency world because basically the value of the dollar since the fed came around in one thousand thirteen in adjusted terms has declined by about ninety seven percent so the reserve currency status will eventually fade but that's going to take a bit of a bit of time for that to happen i think that there's a lot of optimism bias in every market that we see especially like london real estate ok let me jump in there because when you mention london real estate you think about this do help to buy scheme you think about george osborne and of course when you say george osborne you also think ponzi scheme is an acting like a ponzi scheme now in the dictionary you see a picture of george osborne so tell us about george osborne's ponzi scheme and it's help

so the warriors and the giant coming into the supervisors district can actually use muni. >> peter albert from mta. supervisors thanks for calling me down here. actually, i ago with the certain. the twaef we're asked to react to a review and you've got 2 to three weeks to figure out this. but this site being so close to so many hubs is important. what the capacity needs from the station and caltrans we're not just working on this certain but with the giants as well. those 3 projects are 3 of many they're all looking at the same strategic responses to get out ahead of the maintenance facilities so keep those vehicles running and then working back into the development. that's part of the conrs

. >> albert wong, followed by howard wong. >> i like to follow up - my name is albert wong, value fire, i work with stanley. i like to follow-up with other points of view brought up. not only by moving up the project said a dangerous precedent for the city agency to ignore the lbe ordinance, in disregarding the benefits to the local economy that can be generated. but also many of us, the contracting communities, have dreamt and aspired to participate in a once-in-a-lifetime 840 million project. now we are about to have this dream taken away not by others but by our own agency. this project will be built and mainta

in fact, we're kind of questioning one of the person's last name is albert. and then, what is it, the municipal transportation, their last name is albert. it's just -- that steering committee concept is a farce and i get upset when the argument is used that that steering committee was the support of me -- spoke for me and many other residents of telegraph hill. >> thank you. any other public comment? okay, seeing none, then, commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> i actually have a question for mr. brian. is there anything in our charter that provides any guidance as to exercising our administrative decision making authority to take jurisdiction over this type of appeal? >> well, i think this is not deciding on appellate matter, if you will, and there are things in the charter specifically about appellate matters. so, generally it's a majority vote for all other matters and commissioners. this would fall under the majority vote rule. >> so,

there will be a community fund established and that will be funded by albert. there are making a generous donation to argue response project in the community. we are extremely supportive. and the chances that this lease revision will allow will mitigate many of the major concerns we had about the original proposal quarry. so we certainly urge you to support this provision and the community would like to thank you for your recent parking lot adventure. we're looking for some improvement on our fire hydrants >> you're welcome on the parking lot i've heard comments in the folks. >> i'd like to make a motion but i want to make a comment what would you like first. >> the comment. >> i'm really very pleased by the last two speakers. this has a long, long history it goes back many, many years. i'm just thrilled by it all and happy we finally have reached a nice conclusion that the people are happy and we're happy that you're happy >> us folks forever. >> moved by commissioner came in and seconded? >> all in favor? public matters to be discussed in closed session? >> w

albert downing, eric arquao, and jose rufoyer? >> sorry for the pronouncation. >> hi, my name is albert downing. and i was also born and raised in the mission, i have been going here for five or six years. and i go and into the back patio and it is not loud. it is just people talking and laughing it is not like a festival and there is no music and they don't sell liquor and i think that it is a shame that we are here because one person complained about the noise in the middle of the city in the middle of the day. that is all that i have to say, thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, my name is eric and i am with (inaudible) the 24th merchants association. and we are here in full support. they have been in the corner for ten years. it is an excellent business and never heard of any complaints about them in any way. and they are pat on the back and i have been here quite a few times and i like it because there is a plus and i sit back there and i don't hear anybody talking loud or just getting a little crazy, there are a lot of

thank you, albert, for your work. >> i appreciate that. like to echo what the governor said. it's extremely simple. moore, oklahoma city the affect the jurisdictions and everything the state has to offer. that is what we're doing. national guard, department of public safety. we are going through federal partners and great partners over the years with a number of disasters that we've had. we have search and rescue teams that at the disposal of search and rescue if they are needed. that was similar to the teams that were used in the oklahoma city bombing back in 1995. we do anticipate receiving a federal declaration very shortly that will help individuals with their own needs, of course, and to help them with immediate needs to find a roof over their heads and place to take their family for the short term. at this time i'm going to turn it over to the real people that are the city of moore, the manager of moore. >> i would like to say two more quick things. i want to mention i have been in touch with our senate tomorrow will be running some

. >> albert morales: this was domestic of some sort. >>rob:police would not discuss a motive for the killing or say whether a weapon was found in the room but they were eager to quash rumours the >> albert morales: we don't know where that information came from but we are researching to see how they can to be. none of that information was correct or is correct. she did suffer major injuries to her upper torso and head but there are more no body parts that were missing. >>rob: police are asking for the public's help in finding pliego, they belive he may be headed for mexico in san jose rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >>pam:it has been a terrible 24- hours for people in north texas. tornados leveled entire neighborhoods in towns near dallas. catherine heenan is here to show us some incredible pictures. catherine? >>catherine:this is one of them: a funnel cloud near the town of granbury. you can see how the winds are whipping up the waves on this lake. estimates are that more than one dozen tornadoes touched down within a few hours. >> go! >>ca

alexander hamilton, george clooney, i also had albert einstein. yeah. albert and i were close.g's name on it. the easiest fake i.d. was a bad one that wrapped around $20 bill and you gave it and you were good to go. >> i just kept the birth dated on it. i was 16 years old at the time. the drinking age in chicago was 18. when it went to 21, i think i just turned 18, we had to drive up to wisconsin. there was slits malt liquor bowl every time. >> i don't know why i'm so embarrassed. i was so scared of getting into trouble. i'm surprised i am embarrassed about it. good thing to do is not get a fake i.d. but i was so scared to get in trouble. i have a problem right now with my i.d., it's not about weight and height. i went on the dmv and it's not available to change. it says i'm substantially taller than i am. >> andrea: did you drink before you were 21? >> dana: yeah. >> greg: you don't need an i.d. to get in chunky cheese. a little height joke you are going to do there. i'm sorry. yes, i had a fake i.d. but it was younger than me. because i was trying to get into disney films che

thank you. >> my name's albert ashwood, state director of emergency management. we have a very simple job, that's to support our local jurisdictions to make sure they have everything that we have to offer to help them get through this emergency phase of this disaster. and help them to effectively respond. we will also begin recovery, as has already been stated. we're looking at setting up assistance centers or an area with we can have many assistance centers to help out with various individuals and where they can go to. some of the challenges that we're facing have to do especially with getting the message out, communications. it's very easy for us to stand up here and talk about mobile apps that we have or talk about calling 1-800-621-fema, but if you have lost your electricity and your phone is dead and you don't know where to go, we're going to have to go to an old school method, so we're going to be looking at flyers, things like that so we can get the message out to people who are in the debris and trying to stay with their property and trying to get back in

and they are -- we work very closely with the governor and albert ashwood and even mr.e, we appreciate him coming. we work over the united states, but the grandfather of tornadoes came yesterday. we just want you to know we will be working as long as. we're oklahomans, we'll be here until it's over. one of the main things we do is provide many meals. we have a truck that can do 30,000 meals. if we need more, we'll -- >> that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." news nation with tamron hall is next right here. ♪ to more efficient pick-ups. ♪ wireless is limitless. ♪ if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. for many adults, humira is prov

. >> albert is leading a team of veterans in the hack athon on the campus. a competition to quickly design and build computer programs but you serves a or purpose. albert is the first to admit coming home hasn't been easy. >> in the military everything is structured. woke up at a certain time and ate at the a certain time. coming back to college there was so many parties and i was drinking and many different things. >> a common story and the bay area group started holding events like this to make sure the story ends happily. >> to help the reintegration into an industry in particular the tech industry. >> reporter: though the transition can be tough it turns out tech is an industry where veterans tend to drive. they have kills that are tougher too teach -- they is skills that are tougher to teach. >> leadership and discipline. ability to work in an uncertain environment. a quality that we look for for employees at facebook. >> for laura the allure of winning apprais a prize takes k seat to the experience itself. >> we have the same kind of absolutely humor a

. >> albert an led one of the panels. >> his web site would match people with men tors online with mentors. the event was organized by vets in tech which helps vettings translate leader ship skills into the tech world. >> while they were out serving others, we're in school and pursuing tech careers. >> we're trying to, with a number of partners, fill those gaps. >> i thought i could only be a cop or something in that field. >> now i learned a lot about community management, how to deal worthy people. >> the veteran with the winning pitch will get one month of freeoffice space and lunch with a venture -- free office . the group in texas say they hope to partner with more companies. >> ktvu channel 2 news. >>> nasdaq cost $10 million, the largest penalty ever impose. >> nasdaq was poor prepared for the facebook launch and cited a delay fraud for training. >>> the government says more people are getting jobs in most of the largest metropolitan areas. >> on average, 208 thousand jobs have been added. >> still there are pockets of very high unemployment such as yuma, airz. >>> the dow drop -- a

and know there were past decisions made but at least for this albert lake and two additional sites were there decisions made for those the impacts of the expanded bike rentals from the bigger companies and how it's going to impact the smaller ones >> when we brought forgot this amendment we tried to a reach anti to all the bicycle rental companies. one of my staff is on pregnancy leave but i'll certainly research that. but what we have found around the city that this type of industry the bicycle rental companies are located in the neighborhoods that's why there's an established bicycle routes that tourist are familiar with. so as we add for bicycle rental locations and as we make did tour books we'll tell you see that all the businesses will improve. currently all the bicycle tape recordings i trips go over the golden gate bridge. people have lunch in sal shred and also using this sort of ad hoc bicycle network we have

one of the things that he was really was said was that peter albert talked about when the central subway is going to come in line it was a year ago. only this board has to say get rid of the 2007 deadline it's the official site they have. they're moving too fast. i was involved working with residents just like i am today of south beach on the giants stadium in the late 90s. and the giants did their homework. they really, really, really worked with the community over a period of 4 to 5 years. they were a san francisco company that respected the residents and they reached an agreement. you have got to tell the warriors 2017 means we do a half-baked job and we won't have a transit system available actually, the following year and they're coming in into the year 2017. i don't think >> i'd like to have the public comment closed seeing none. >> public comment closed. >> i'm really impressed of the number of people who came today. i want to remind everyone that the approvals won't be here until seven months so i have more time to come out and lobby your position. i think you've heard from the b

albert in arkansas. >> i had a feeling. what's up? >> caller: pretty good.ing to figure out what's going on with cvr partners, should i buy, sell or hold? >> it's a fertilizer company where a lot of people are worried about the agricultural market. i, myself, feel that it's at the right level. i am going to say that you can buy. i'm taking one more. arlene in california. >> caller: hi, jim, how are you? >> how about you, arlene? >> caller: about the pending merger of sprint/nextel and softbank. do i stay and buy? >> i like sprint. dan hesse, he'd be the man. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! >>> a down day. only one day after an all time high for the dow and another up tuesday. home prices are rebounding. despite the good news, we were in the red today. it goes to show you that now is not the time to be lazy. you need to dig in your heels preparing for days like this. let's put your picks to the test on tonight's round of am i diversified? if you owned those good stocks so good so long, you got crushed. that was not being

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that's what albert einstein said. if his deaf mission is true -- and i'm not going to argue with einstein -- the house republicans have truly lost their minds. this week the har house of representatives will vote for the 37th time -- mr. president, 37th time. what are they voting on 37 times? exactly the same thing -- they are vietnaming to repeal the landmark -- voting to repeal the landmark constitutional health care reform bill known as obamacare now. and i say that proudly. after last year's election, speaker boehner conceded that obamacare is here to stay. here wheys said, and i quote. "it's pretty clear that the president was reelected." that's a fair statement. he went ton say, "obama is law of the land. it's pretty clear that president obama was reelected and obam obamacare is the law of the la land." so no matter what he said then, this is now. and he's changed his mind. the house will waste yet another week on another dead-end repeal vote. perhaps republicans think the 3th time is the -- the 37th time is the