anglo gold ashanti even a sickly step of the past eighteen months there's been a lot to tell you this in the physical gold supply and also the physical silver supplier for very very large fires so what's happening especially in light of what happens m.f. global large buyers now are circumventing the totally corrupt criminal paper markets and they go directly to the producer so they're going directly to the gold miners and the silver miners and they're asking to buy millions of dollars of work . directly from the miners so i think actually that's a good thing that will come out of this is that they'll circumvent the fraudulent like middleman here in this case the comix or the alamy and go directly to the producers the by large amounts of boy and yes some are speculating that we will see two prices quoted will see the paper price and the physical price coming up in the next year because you'll have the actual price discovery going on physical bullion between buyers and and miners and then you have the corrupt paper price that's nippy led by j.p. morgan and wall street to feather their t

and i gave him hard time about the sweatshirt he always wears, it was like ashanti. >> and perhaps jane work should be getting at gatorade bath too because he had an incredible week. not only does he get that into the playoffs as the owner that he gets stadium financing as well. he's the big winner this week. >> i'd all of them following him once again, getting back onto the bandwagon. >> to the big question for many though is how many more games will the niners play at candlestick. now that most of the financing is secured for the new stadium in santa clara, but the south looks more likely. will the fans follow back the spent time with channel six tailgaters. >> tailgating outside at candlestick park. it's the 65 year tradition that may be about to end. >> i feel great about it. >> it looks like all the attendant deal. moving to santa clara within the next few years, whether that's opening the orenthal play depends on who you ask. >> without having it right where it was. >> it has to be the next level of excitement. >> santa clara has finally been approved for funding and three banks h

at google ashanti said that people are now circumventing the comix circumventing bellamy go directly to the gold miners the silver meyer's the buy a boy and i think that will be a game changer because that will mean that the boy banks will happen more difficult time getting the tiny fraction of physical gold physical silver that they used to back the futures markets and that they used to leverage gold up one hundred so once over one hundred sixty five to one it's time so that you know i'm sure it also is the thought on the futures markets so o.b. i think you thousand and twelve will be a very interesting year we'll see extreme volatility gold and silver prices but at the end of the year i think we're going to see much much higher gold and silver prices ok finally asia the appetite for precious metals in asia is still very strong correct you see that continuing next year oh definitely i definitely see the appetite for precious metals are growing especially since you know asia we don't have a lot of propaganda and brainwashing through the academic system that we have in the western wor

well, let me tell you this, the ashanti, because they did not want to distract their leader too much, put a limit -- imposed a limit that the king could only have 3,333 wives. now that was supposed to -- i mean, my goodness, sometimes with one wife or two wives that is enough to distract most people. but when you put a limit of 3,300 on somebody, that says something. another king, king matessa, i believe, had supposedly 7,000 wives. brian: but on the ones that most people have heard of. arnold: the ones most heard of? well, during the 20th century -- well, let me think -- well, of -- during the 20th century there's king sabuza of swaziland i believe had wives in the 60's, 70's, something of that nature. i know he had over 500 children. brian: how did you go about your research on this and how long did it take you? arnold: well, i guess, simply put, i looked at every possible source i could. i looked at every bit of biographical information. i think along the way i read over 1,200 biographies. brian: over what time? arnold: over about an 18-year span. so this study was done over about

of the year event in washington d.c., lebron joined denzel washington, ron howard, and the singer, ashantiort to an organization that's provided him with mentors who helped mold him into becoming the successful person he is today. lebron recalls how he is one of the many children who grew up in a single parent home, living in a rough neighborhood of akron ohio, instead of becoming a member of a gang or life of crime, james found hope through his mother, mentors and others who helped him focus on his skills on and off the basketball court. >> just me and my mother and like i said, i had you know, coaches, little league coaches and my mom was very strong and i had teachers and you know, i had friends around me that we all kind of shared the same goals and kind of shared the same bonds and the adults helped us get to those points, helped us get to some of those dreams that we were having as kids. and you know, i never take that for granted. >> kelly: not wanting to forget his past, lebron uses his present-day success to help other children throughout america. today he's given more than 3 mill