hilde: there are some delays, but this review is ongoing.ok for alternative solutions for the business. review your dividend policy. hilde: the dividends that we were supposed to deliver this year has been postponed. the board has a mandate to hold dividends until the situation is more clear related to the covid situation. that is still the case. forcine: thank you so much speaking to us, hilde merete aasheim. coming up, pedal to the metal. gold nears an all-time record. silver is higher. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua and lender. title to the metal. gold continues its march to record expectations. highestas jumped to the in seven years as investors flock to the precious metals due to a resurgence in virus cases, slowing growth and negative real interest rates in the u.s.. of commodities at citigroup ed morris told bloomberg silver will also win from its extra boost in industrial applications. way to dot convenient it is through an etf. you don't have to inconvenience -- the inconvenience

he has told us many things as only get the hennepin he had whenever he called us he checks up on my hilde. you taking. giving birth here can be dangerous. health facilities and hospitals are often overstretched and difficult to get to. the. most they're going to. see that this is if you are adequate it is impossible to say that a disservice doesn't even cover 5 percent of the country so it's not enough that she wanted to brag about it and the drivers are taking note of toward his generosity. as an amazing personality and he should keep going i think it would be even better if you could get someone to support his good deeds have to work trust quite a reputation in town this group of students recognise him in the street as you know how can you afford to do this and as far as possible i try my best to help women in need with of the a pretty not in labor anyone who wants to go for a check up i just give them the free right to madrasa high gets back to work who knows when he will get his next call from a mother to be in need of his help. what a kind soul being pregnant and having a baby is a b

toward the gallows some sympathetic african-americans outside saw a woman with a baby and held their .hild up for a blessing this moment of nobility and courage became instantaneously a legend and was quickly immortalized by this former slaveowning painter who becomes very antislavery. by the way, talk about the continuing coincidences. abraham lincoln was in kansas, the site of john brown's original raids, when the news came that he was executed. lincoln gave a speech in said,worth at which he john brown was executed. he committed treason and there was no other recourse but let this be a lesson to any southern state that contemplates treason against the union in the future. they will be dealt with exactly the same way. then when he comes to new york, just a few months later in february to give his cooper union address, his harpers ferry, it would thrust him into national fame, he says, val, what you said earlier, that john brown's case was a peculiar one and what he wanted to convey by that, by "peculiar," he means unique, not strange. he wants people to understand that anti-slavery men a

there are bad outcomes of not having kids in classes from a nutrition standpoint. ,hild abuse, human trafficking other things that go on. i am a believer that kids need to be in the classroom. we are working with the schools to do that, and we are working with them to make sure their communities and parents and teachers are comfortable with that. that is something we will continue to work with the task force on, but also local leaders as well. the local leader yesterday had some good ideas about how we message that, and he told me his and 88% of theey kids want to come back, the kids and the parents. i think there's a lot of support out there to do that, i also know that when the newspapers and the media only write about one side of the story and they are not writing about the lack of risk -- everybody has risk. people working in grocery stores through all of this, people in critical infrastructure jobs go to work everyday with risk. law enforcement, the atlanta police department, state patrol, protectingard, peaceful demonstrators and going after those that were disrupt the -- disru

i can never forget the first hild i had to pronounce. the child had been hit by a car, and the image of that mother bringing that child in, in her arms, is forever burned into my brain. the loss of these two children, it is tragic, but what we are doing here is a forensic examination of the record to find where fault happened. this is designed to find where there is fault, so it takes an objective of sitting that aside and looking at the case. i would like to ask dr. danaher again, the records are clear that the father of young jakelin was asking for medications from fellow travelers before entering into the united states. in fact, since the antibiotic he had on his hands was not the best for strep infection, they probably do not get that prescribed. he knew she was sick and failed to disclose it. you mentioned in your written it will about the environment of -- testimony about the environment of a person answering questions to law enforcement being a barrier for jakelin's father telling the truth on his daughter being sick. i want to as