of treasure island coins now also still had do not go away we'll speak to another p.s.g.best customer this one in egypt he's not the u.s. would be a safe place to put his money plus we're experiencing deja vu after the m.f. global theft of customer money when it filed for bankruptcy last october we're not alone you will hear from the man who is helping to get customer money back for m.f. global finance but first their closing market numbers. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through that sort of deeply and maybe can you trust no one who is you who view you with a global missionary city where we had a state controlled. the reason is called sessions when nobody dares to ask we do our t.v. question more. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you sure see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry was a big picture. below zero zero zero zero one zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero

of treasure island coins and first i really appreciate you being on the show thank you so much mr olson thanks for having me on the arm absolutely so first just bring us up to speed what is your relationship to this firm and what's happened in your personal situation well we've been trading futures through p.s.u. best for nearly twenty years and we recently began trading for x. driven two cents fundamentals with them through those fundamentals division the early twenty ten we did a lot of business with and we're primarily a physical precious metals do you are meaning that we sell physical coins and bars to private investors worldwide in order to do that we need to hedge our positions so companies like ours will typically deal if you choose contracts or forex positions in order to hedge the price well you go about acquiring resupply of the precious metals that we sold customers ok and now that you've heard the news you've been informed as to p.s.g. best situation what what happens with with your money with the firm with your trades what's going on there all the trees have been locked dow

commissioner riley: you mentioned there was a state requirement for second hand dealers on jewelry, coins, and gold and silver. what are they? a black eye and not 100% versed in state regulations, but it is a reporting requirement, and there is a fee. businesses but are identified would fluctuate over time. it is based on statewide crime patterns. the department of justice will issue memos that are regulated all the time, and the reporting requirement is a daily reported of all sold i did, -- sold items, including identification of to whom it was sold. i have not encountered anyone who does this, but it is a state law. the focus is on high-value items, so items that have a serial number that can be traced, it is on jewelry with serial numbers and precious metals. >> would that cover our concern? >> i do not know if the state is regulated, so i cannot speak to that. >> on the list of what are tangible goods, it is a higher value. it is the one with the serial numbers, the boom box with serial numbers, and your electronics, and there is the current spell of the state of all right non -- cur

. -- coin. i do not remember when this started. military people and give these out and secretaries of the navy and army, what is this thing? >> they are a way that a commander can give eight small token to the people working for them for an exceptional job or may be a medal is not merited. it gives them an opportunity to get these coins and the commander recognizes their superior performance. >> who pays for these? >> if you are in the military, a lot of times they are paid for through official representation of finance. in some commands, they are not allowed to use any government funds. they come right out of the commanders pocket. >> the reason i held it up, there was a point in your book were you are quite irritated by general tommy francs. >> i would not say i was irritated. i was just astounded at the fact that he came aboard the ship and was totally disconnected from the reality of what we had been through. he was walking run the ship like it was a garrison to ouur. he kept walking around saying, you are doing a great job, ha

it's just the other side of the coin. it's the other side of the coin for me. it was fighting for my right. on the other side, somebody was bombarding villages and these are the people who want to encroach on your right. they are the ones who want to fight. i think the difference then is that someone wants to terrorize and someone wants to impose their own opinion. someone wants to rope others. these are not freedom fighters. if you ask what is it? why do you want to abduct children? they are supposed to grow and they are inducted and they are printed into a movie or end of the day. the children or the young people are asked to go and throw bombs. suicidal attacks. this to me is not good. they wouldn't want to mix with the terrorists and people who just want to fight. there is a positive aspect and then you must be thinking towards a solution. i think we try our best to walk. it must end with education and transformation and development. >> and i agree with everything you said and i can also very much sympathize with your point of view in that question. clearly

rings, coins, nudity. - that's all part of the fun. - all kinds of stuff.f you are walking around in the sewers naked, looking for rings and coins? you feel it with your feet. it's almost like clamming. - you mash around with your feet? - okay, but, you guys! oh, dee, would you just knock it off? i want to know why these two are rooting around in the sewer-- my water just broke! drain could-- what? i'm having a baby.

people started to drop hours by a and put them in his lap or coins sometimes or oranges and apples and pears. but as buddha was not entirely welcome with open arms the push by some to move the mouse. leaving and can best yet. today could go down as a milestone in the fight against aids. to reduce the risk is to be infection reporter elizabeth cook tells us the advocates telesis decision to open new doors for prevention. it's always on tariffs minds. from atomic amount this is that theme your family worries about my family is very supportive but it's among friday entebbe were really scared. said that was sort of in my head. his behavior is often risky. >>> i have many partners said on top one consistent monogamous primary partner and i am out about that. but as an aide said the nurse he is adamant about using protection over a year- and-a-half ago he added another tool to keep them hiv negative a daily pill called true by four pratt. >>> some the we can use to combat the infection and decrease rates. eteocles today the fda gave the drug is official stamp of approval. today was a big mom

. >> i have a challenge coin. you can seat size of it. i don't remember when this started, but it's been a few years ago that military people give these out and secretaries of the navy and army. what is this? i'm asking you for a reason. >> well, what they are is they are a way that a commander can give a coin, a small token to the people working for them for an exceptional job where maybe a medal is not merited but it gives them an opportunity to get these coins and know that the commander truly cares and recognizes their superior performance. >> who pays for these? >> typically if you're in the military, a lot of times they are paid for through what they call official representation funds. the commander does. in some commands, they're not allowed to use any kind of government funds to buy those things as part of representing the command and they come right out of the commander's pocket. reason i held it up and asked about it is because there was a point in your book where you're quite irritated by general tommy franks. >> i wouldn't say

navy retired. >> i want to give you one of my challenge coins. thank you for letting me share this story of some great heroes. >> thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> for a dvd copy of this program, call -- 1-877-662-7726. for a free transcript or to give us your comments, visit us at qanda.org. programs are also available as c-span podcasts. >> next, the prime minister's questions. and rob portman in new hampshire. and a look at israel and

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if somebody -- it's the other side of the coin. for me, it was fighting for my right. on the other side, somebody was bombarding villages and they were coming to take our right and these are the people who want to encroach on your right so they're the ones who want to fight and i think the difference is someone who wants to terrorize and someone wants to impose their own opinion and someone wants to rob others and these are the ones who are not freedom fighters because if you ask them, what is it? why do you want to abduct children if i go back to what they were seeing and these are young people that are supposed to go to school and that are supposed to school if, and they are inscripted into a movement or an activity which at the end of the day the children or the young people are asked to go and commit -- throw bombs and swi suici suicidal attacks and this to me is negative, and it has to be very clear and even us as freedom fighters we don't want to be mixed as terrorists and people who want to fight and it is a positive perspective and it must be short term and you

the treasury and authorized private mints will provide for the minting of legal tender gold coins. may i repeat that from 1792 until 1971 the dollar was defined in law as a specific weight unit of gold and earlier silver, as required by article 1 section 8 of the united states constitution, the supreme law of the land, congress would again establish by statute after due deliberation the sustainable gold value of the dollar, that is to say the convertibility price of the dollar to gold. third, by international gold standard is it meant that gold, not paper dollars nor any other currency nor the special drawing rights of the international monetary fund, so-called sdrs, only gold would be the primary means by which nations settle their residual balance of payment deficit in order to rebalance world trade as it has not been since 1914. the gold monetary standard was proven in the only laboratory available to human beings, the laboratory of 3,000 years of human history. the gold standard was universally accepted money. it is the necessary remedy for the defect of unstable floating depre

it's just the other side of the coin. if somebody -- it's the other side of the coin. for me it was fighting for my rights. on the other side, somebody was bombarding our villages, were coming to take our rights and these are the people who want to encroach on your right. so they are the ones who want to fight. so i think the difference then is that someone wants to terrorize, someone wants to impose their own opinion. someone wants to rob others. these are the ones who are not freedom fighters, because if you ask them, what is it? why do you want to abduct children, if i go back to what she was saying? these young people who are supposed to go to school. they are supposed to grow. it is their right. they go and they are inducted or contradicted into a movement or an activity which at the end of the day the children or young people are asked to go and commit suicide -- throw bombs, suicidal attacks. this to me is negative. so it has to be very clear, even for us as freedom fighters, we wouldn't want to be mixed with the terrorists and people who just want to fight, so

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hadn't felt free sun. ( laughs ) >> pitts: no country in the world owns more gold than india-- bars, coins, and a lot of jewelry. india's love for gold is as ancient as its culture. with its growing prosperity, the ing.event that drives most of that demand is an indian wedding. at this wedding, the bride and groom's families spent more than $200,000 just on gold. >> ready? ( whistles ) >> cooper: michael phelps is just three medals inside of breaking the all-time olympic career record. he told us he almost quit swimming altogether after dominating the beijing olympics in 2008. >> i would do nothing, like, i would just wake up at 11:00 in the afternoon. deo wouldn't leave the house. i would sit around and play video games. i was so lazy. i probably went through, like, a depression phase where i was just like, "what am i doing?" >> cooper: tonight, this epic olympian shows us what he is doing now and why he decided to get back in the pool. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm lora logan. >> i'm byron pitts. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories tonight on "60

of the bottle already and then finally ramiro almanza sees both sides of the coin he said on facebook yes but no yes because we can't afford another shooting like this and no because we citizens need protection from the damn police state so i think it is pretty obvious that people in the us are very divided on this but i just hope that after this tragedy people can step back have a civil discussion about gun ownership in the us because the reality is that gun violence is a problem and it needs to be addressed and so well thought out manner that has nothing to do with knee jerk reactions or lobbyist influence. our guys it's time for one more quick break but don't go away there's still a lot more to discuss new york city's cashing in on gay marriage and chinese police made a splash wrestling address well with all the talk about that and more unhappy. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'

the captain would receive a gold coin after the victory and there would be silver copies for the officers and bronze for the crew. but the way he got that victory during this battle, one of the smaller british ships thought they could come astern of "constitution" and you can snee this model here, if they could come astern of "constitution" all their guns could fire on "constitution." captain stewart realized with the wind coming across the beam of the ship or the side of the ship, he could actually back down, that's very unusual in sailing, but we let our visitors try that on our model here. if you adjust the yards which hold the sails a little bit to the back, the ship moves backwards. so instead of coming astern the british shape turned right up into "constitution's" broadside here. so through this great feat of maneuvering and throughout the battle "constitution" was able to capture two smaller british ships. two at once. remember the british said you can't take on an american ship unless you have superior force and while the gun power between the combined british ships was about comp

legal gun owners because of one deranged a hole and on the other side and all the other side of the coin. of the court excuse me me said on twitter to us not only the usa ban all weapons trade and then paul bang thinks that there should be stricter laws but doesn't see much hope of that happening he tweeted stricter yes but despite logic and reason fear and second amendment will prevent any action the g.d. is out of the bottle already and then finally ramiro almanza sees both sides of the coin he said on facebook yes but no yes because we can't afford another shooting like this and no because we citizens need protection from the damn police state so i think it is pretty obvious that people in the us are very divided on this but i just hope that after this tragedy people can step back have a civil discussion about gun ownership in the us because the reality is that gun violence is a problem and it needs to be addressed and so well thought out manner that has nothing to do with knee jerk reactions or lobbyist influence. hi guys it's time for one more quick break but don't go away there's s

i would wait and get my coins and go and play., my little boy was having a birthday and we get invited to chunky cheese because i do not go to my kids' ciofds or baby showers but it was most miserable experience. i think chunky cheese was in need of a makeover. >> the time difference when you loved it and it was only one year. [ laughter ] >> have you been there lately? >> it's not the same. >> she just nailed you. >> it's like an old strip club vibe to it. it's got a dirty and cigarette butts everywhere. >> it's like an old pub. >> it's dark. >> it's not a lot of fond memories. wouldn't it better to make the pizza better. >> if you are going to the expense of rebranding why not get rid of the rat. it's not lovable, having a bear or panda bear. >> gregg: i didn't make that connection. >> they are adorable. >> mickey is mouse. >> bill, you hold your business tluwlgs. why is that? not anymore. not anymore. i tell you something, i grew up with chunky cheese. he cannot be changed. he is cute. he got cute friends. he is cool. it remind

me that they offered them a coin toss. we go back to the photo? i want everybody to see it on the photo finish. this is the reason she believes she won, right? is it the leg? >> essentially it's the torso but that's a very subjective term. the person who is responsible for photo finishes is not a usa track and field referee. it's an outside company that they have been doing this for so many years and he has done thousands of races so he's using his best knowledge of where the torso would be. you can see by the bib there, that's on on allison felix is by the bib and tarmoh is kind of turned a little bit. so they use data points on a laptop. you mentioned the 3,000 frames per second on the camera, and they try to determine who crossed the finish line first. they said it was tarmoh who finished 1/100th of a second before felix. she took the victory lap. but the guy who did the photo finish called the referee to come and he overturned it and said we have a dead heat. >> some said felix would be the one to drop out. why is that

they have installed about 1500 lighting fixtures >>> we hope it is coin to set the standard the way of letting bridges in the future >>> i think anyone that's from the bay area gets that >>> the new parts of the bay bridge is expected to open labor day weekend next year >>> public funds heading implants side. the money scandal that's getting worse and sacramento >>> if you could get back to a live minnow appreciated >>> the request he left for one of his victims >>> just like sunscreen, it got the,,,,,,,,,,,,,, we have some shocking news out of new york parade a pretty good lightning show over n.y.. that was still a light they have apart from candles. it was a part of a system that stretched from oklahoma to new york. those power outages stretched beyond new york. national weather service said take helicoptered to check out reports of a terminator back there. hospitals were put on disaster status. >>> newly released voicemail recordings shows sandusky's showspeaking to a victim before the arrest. attorneys for a man only known as the victim number two, says that sandusky left messages

either of the two athletes bush did you i don't think anyone legitimately thought it had end in a coin toss. >> reporter: after a week of controversy, on sunday the runners made their decisions. >> well, today was a bit of an emotional roller coaster. i was a bit undecided, but i made my decision and say we'll do a runoff. >> reporter: they scheduled a primetime showdown tonight for all the marbles under tahmoh pulled out of the race early this afternoon? wait, that wasn't one of the options, was it? zachary kiesch, news4 sports. >>> that's the reality, though. emotions running high. we may never know why tarmoh conceded her spot. of course they'll be teammates. tarmoh has qualified. no individual event, but a member of the 4 by 100 team. >> so lead with the torso. >> the way technology is, you know, it's only going to happen more and more. they should have some sort of rule for this, i think. >> carol, thanks a lot. >> see you at 6:00. also katy le decki, we talked to her. >>> out of our area, which is nice. >>> coming up in our next half hour, state of emergencies are declared in our

he wrote a paper for the american meteorological society and coined that term.people think tornado came from a similar term, from spanish, tornado, something like that. he took that over and moved it over to this type of complex. >> interesting. >> we've had several of these move through the district since i've lived here. >> really? >> this was maybe the most dramatic i've seen. i've seen a lot of stuff on the internet saying it's super, and beautiful shot the capitol tonight. we have more storms out there. this is a bit of a complex. we're looking at this radar here from charleston on down into northern sections of tennessee there. that's a complex. that is beginning to take on the characteristics of it as well. won't bother us. have been wind reports of this, 50, 60 miles per hour. this is what we're watching with interest here. it continues to drift in our direction. now just in the last few minutes we've gotten a little thunderstorm firing up in western maryland. i think we get thunderstorms overnight tonight. because this is part of an area of instability,

what really has folks concern is how long did coin today. this mess as to be cleaned up. then dominion can begin to take -- the wires and pulls and restore power. folks fear that it could be zero weeks or more. >> a reminder, d.c. public montgomeryd s county schools are closed today along with some others. list on your screen. you can also log on to wjla.com under the hot topics section at the top of the page. twitterour facebook and sites as well for updates. , get rid of any frozen or refrigerated food or of could run the risk poisoning.d if your power has been out 48 more and you're not food at belowhe degrees fahrenheit, throw it away. food has been at room temperature more than two hours food that has an odor, or texture, get rid of it. stay with us for complete aftermath. the let your family and friends know byon log on to wjla.com phone, depending on the server. you may be able to watch our .ive broadcast you can also download our app. you can get information on outages, killing centers, and links to closings. >> the cell phone would get you you can find a way to g

you have three options, flipped a coin, one of the runners can .ecede >> stay with us for a trip to the forecast, right after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their life. virtual wallet helps you get it. keep track of spending, move money with a slide, and use the calendar. all to see your money how you want. ♪ >> we used to say power to the people, but now there is pressure to return to power. bge is working to get the lights back on for thousands. will take a closer look. economic impact with fourth of july around the corner, health brought a storm is affecting the bottom line of small businesses. bottom line of small businesses. chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. >> it is going back into the 90's and staying there. monday we may see highs only in the 80's. it looks like a huge of -- a few storms around on the fourth of july. thanks for joining us. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

so you actually see the coin in your hand for a second.parate. >> your book is called fooling houdini. there was this one famous magic trick that fooled henry houdini. what was it? >>> it was a trick known as the ambitious card routine where a card is placed in the middle of a deck and rises to the top. you want to see it? >> i'd love to. >> i tell you, could you mark an x or sign this right here. >> on this ace of hearts? >> that would be great. duplicate card or something like that. >> okay. >> if you could, just pick up about half the deck, please. >> put them on top of the ace. push the ace into the deck like this. >> okay. >>. >> okay. >> wow. >> how did you do it? >> it uses advanced sleight of hand techniques and miss direction and psychology like most magic tricks. >> so you're not going to spill the beans? >> i think on this one, i might not tell you. not because of any ethical constraints. i just want you to suffer. [ laughter ] >> thank you. are you basically persona non grata in the magician's community now? how high had you ri

and he started saving the coins as soon as they moved in.week he actually brought $800 pounds worth to his bank. >> i was looking at this and saying, this is doable. i can pay this mortgage in 35 years in pennies and 63,000 pennies later, and more than a 63,000 and change, we made our mortgage off. >> kelly: good for him. he's just glad to have all of the coins out of his house. i can imagine. ♪ >> well, this is pretty startling, there's new information on how weighing a little bit more might save your life. a new study finds that heart patient carrying extra pounds, maybe not many, have a lower risk of death the obesity paradox. joining us is dr. samati, and chief of robotics at mount sinai medical center. doctor is here. let me start by saying, we still have to diet and exercise, but i read the study before the interview. 2700 pages, university of california los angeles medical center and perhaps the findings are irrelevant? >> i'm glad you brought it up. a great study coming from a great center, but it's observational, meaning it doesn't