barrick is aware of it, because this was the whole board of directors being told about these issues. in addition, harvard university and new york university have been contacting barrick and telling them about the findings that they were finding in interviews they were doing, for years. barrick denied quite publicly that there was any issues with violence associated with the security guards, until just before he human rights report was about to come out. that was the tipping point for the company realized they could not just keep denying -- when the company realized they could not just keep denying these issues. >> we are hiking up to the mine. going on to the dump is trespassing. almost all of the victims of the worst abuses that we documented were illegal miners, people who trespass onto the mine site, go onto the waste dumps, and and try to eat out a living by finding pieces of rock that the mine has discarded. -- eke out a living by finding pieces of rock that the mine has discarded. >> a lot of the people we interviewed were arrested right at this point, standing in the flow of t

right now you know i'm great at big les good at barrick because back in two thousand and eight when big point was invented a bunch of open source computer ninja super nerds told me to invest i bought a bottle of this stuff when it was valued at like nothing as today because they were like six hundred dollars across. and i'm very happy. hey hey hey hey you want some some meaningless ffion currency has a hundred dollar bill and no big deal says this is one dollar is it i don't even see tangible money anymore. post tangible way. can you please get to the point explain how big one works can you explain how that going to work and i explained can i earlier adopter wunderkind joe and dano explain because. yeah. it's an open source digital currency that uses cryptography to facilitate secure payments for goods and services no transaction fees no central bank or federal government but explanation complaints about. run. time come back. who i didn't need i got to go here's my real estate broker i am purchasing the island of cyprus as. i know you can parts of cyprus later if big quick is a digital

1940's doors letters no longer come from bob and bob but had the return address campeau incurred barrick nine, para niece, france. i was so perplexed. i remember sitting in my office and working appeal the look and saying, what is that and how has an elderly, sick woman land of there? or october 22nd 1940 starting a 6:00 a.m. nazi officials began knocking on the doors of jewish homes not only in bonbon, but other cities and towns in the region. jewish residents were given between 15 minutes and one hour to pack a bag. it is important to note that at this time cannot see jewish policy was not extermination, rather immigration that would be implemented through terror and discrimination. given that the world refused to cooperate, shutting its doors, it is not surprising that the nazi cast their eyes of the southwestern corner of france where the camp is situated. you can see it in red there. there were other camps as well. it had originally been billed for refugees fleeing the spanish civil war. it is not fully occupied which leaves the nazi to conclude that here is a convenient dumping gro

barrick was trading with a high 15 handle not too far back. this is already trading back over 18. gold miners have had a big beta. i think a lot of this news was out there. ultimately what this is telling you is that the fed is missing the rates are going to go higher, the bond market is leading the way. i think rates will go higher but not that. much higher. i think rates can go 30, 40 basis points. >> rates went lower yesterday after she spoke. the bond market modestly rallied rates going lower. so it took 18 hours for the market to sort of digest this. tim and i think we'll agree to disagree on rates. i think we agree in the aggregate where gold is headed. >> but in terms of oil here, with the spread widening, isn't that a much better outlook for refiners? a few months ago we were looking at a $5 spread. now look at where it is. >> what we've seen over the past 72 hours or so is a widening indeed. we've had days when wti is going down when brent has been going you up. it is back out to about $9. that's great for holly, hfc, for wnr. a lot of the lls, the louisiana sweep, not ju

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obama's new energy regulations would ship middle-class jobs overseas, splinter our manufacturing barricks and boost energy costs for struggling families. the regulations could also lead to a reduction of merely a half million jobs, according to an afl-cio union estimate. the union's leader characterized the job loss as -- quote -- "long-term and irreversible." end quote. he noted that the president's regulations would not achieve -- quote -- "any significant reduction of global greenhouse gas emissions." this is an afl-cio union leader. in other words, lots of pain for minimal gain. the president's energy regulations would hurt the poor, the unemployed, seniors, and especially families in kentucky. kentucky coal sector employment has collapsed by 7,000 jobs since president obama took office. eastern kentucky saw just a 3% reduction in coal jobs in the first quarter of 2014 -- 3% reduction in the first quarter of this year. at least three additional kentuckians lose their paychecks indirectly for every mining job that's lost. as one coal leader noted, the administration's proposed regulati