the nickel was there.nvelope with the nickel in it and places it on his night stand. >> i used to look at it late at night. one time i just imagined she's sitting there saying to me they say i'm not real. what do you think? jamie: with each passing year, the 1913 liberty legend grows and so does the value of the four confirmed specimens. in 1996 one becomes the first coin to sell for over $1 million. then in april 2003, a cub reporter on a local feature assignment sparks the most stunning turn of events ever in the coin world. everything the experts thought they knew about the most famous coin in the world was wrong. >> i wasn't looking to find the million dollar nickel. i was looking to tell a good story. jamie: that's next on "strange inheritance". >> for this "strange inheritance" quiz question, you might want to get up close to your television set. one of the coins you're looking at is a fake 1913 liberty nickel. the other is genuine. can you tell which is is real one? hint: the numbers tell the story:

happens to that nickel? for years, due to a loophole in the way the law was constructed that nickel for the unredeemed bottles would stay in the beer distributor's pockets. it was supposed to go toward promoting recycling. they were very active in political campaigns and that loophole was not corrected. my first term in the legislature in 2009 was the first year the legislature was publicly financed. i can't point to a direct correlation, i believe it was two weeks after we were sworn in that we came in and corrected that loophole and now the funds are returned to the public. and so that's a clear example of a special interest that had been able to -- no pun intended bottle up legislation there have been plenty of other things. we've really been a shining light for those of us in the progressive movement. as a place where we can see policies that are -- we've been able to pass -- i'd like to think a lot of that has to do with the strength and success of our public minders. >> my name is greg moore with the n

i thought it was iron and nickel nickel. they say it's not like that anymore? >> you are right.ron and nickel alloy. what's different about it is the structure. so the center of the earth is basically made of iron nickel crystals. they are aligned on an east west direction. they are stacked like that. they are on a vertical plane. this might not sound very exciting, but actually it does indicate that something weird happened while the core was forming. the core of the earth isn't as old. it's 1 billion years old compared to 4 billion years old. it solidified it grew and is growing. something weird happened half way through the formation to cause this abrupt, structural change. >> we don't know what it was? >> at some point, they think, that the magnetic poles might have switched from being north and south. we found ancient rocks that suggest something weird was going on. possibly, could it be that something like this huge magnetic switch, which changed the entire earth might have forced this change? we don't know. we can't go down to find out. >> thanks very much indeed. now, it

we have that and an episode about a nickel that looks like any other nickel except it's from 9013 andt turns 1913. >> i got the box out. the nickel was there. >> ryan takes the envelope with the nickel in it and places it on his nightstand. >> i used to look at it late at night. one time i just imagined she's sitting there saying to me, they say i'm not real. what do you think? >> he see how these items talk to these people? gerri: yes. jamie: and every one of them has a story. i've been in attics. garages. pens with gators. the bottom line, these are hard-working -- hard-working families. these two episodes tonight are really special and unique. gerri: you know, i love the people. that's what's so much fun. it's meeting these people and how they deal with these situations. jamie, thank you for coming on. i'll watch tonight. jamie: i know you're enjoying it. so many people are. gerri: great stuff. watch it with your family. watch "strange inheritance." 9:00 p.m. eastern. don't miss it. and moving on to food, one of our favorite topics, coca-cola is getting in the dairy business. sales

certainly as you said the nickel is a big deal seven days in a row where the price has gone up.nt down. i don't think we're in too bad a shape. we have people that are covering that short and people are trying to buy at the bottom right now. there is a decent amount buy pressure coming in. i think lower prices are yet to come. a dead cat bounce might be a good way to look at it. tom: a little more complicated than normal day at the commodities exchange. refinery strike and you got the dollar one day way up one day way down and that's affecting all of us too? >> certainly, and add a third thing, all the producers keep talking about they have to take a lot of things off-line. two ways to look at that one as the price continues to drop it was less profitable to do things and they would have to take things off-line. a lot of the talk about that as a way to get the price up and hopefully not take things off-line. you got to look at it both ways, and i don't think it's clear what the reality is certainly those three things are affects price and affecting to the upside. those people sh

they useless nickel and no add he is sighs -- adhesives. and park said the number of customers reporting rashes of the new products is negligible. we discovered 200 cases being tweeted. one, does anybody get a rash while using the fit bit? he said he got this from the new surge and it seems like the force has awakened. not cool guys. this user says fit bit tried but didn't succeed. my charge has given me a nasty rash. fit bit says rashes can happen with any tracker. a check of three brands, nike, jawbone and garmon finds rashes most from nickel allergies, but none as widespread as fit bit. >> fit bit promised they would be a rash free company and that's not what we are seeing here. >> this yahoo! tech writer thought the fit bit rashes were over blown until she was assigned to review the charge. >> after i started wearing it for two or three days i developed a rash under it. i was floored. >> she posted these photos with her story and told fit bit about her rash. >> they are not willing to take the blame for the red, itchy rash on my arm. >>

they useless nickel and no add he is sighs -- adhesives. and park said the number of customers reporting rashes of the new products is negligible. we discovered 200 cases being tweeted. one, does anybody get a rash while using the fit bit? he said he got this from the new surge and it seems like the force has awakened. not cool guys. this user says fit bit tried but didn't succeed. my charge has given me a nasty rash. fit bit says rashes can happen with any tracker. a check of three brands, nike, jawbone and garmon finds rashes most from nickel allergies, but none as widespread as fit bit. >> fit bit promised they would be a rash free company and that's not what we are seeing here. >> this yahoo! tech writer thought the fit bit rashes were over blown until she was assigned to review the charge. >> after i started wearing it for two or three days i developed a rash under it. i was floored. >> she posted these photos with her story and told fit bit about her rash. >> they are not willing to take the blame for the red, itchy rash on my arm. >>

it has in it ethylenes and a nickel atom. when they made it, they didn't know its shape, its structure, whether the ethylenes were standing up, like soldiers, or if they should be lying down, the way they are in this model. why does it matter? well, the shape of a molecule is important in defining its properties. molecules close to this one were active as catalysts in making polyethylene, but that's not the reason why i was interested in them. i just wanted to know their geometry. together with my coworkers, and looking at the way the electrons move in this molecule, we were able to predict that the ethylenes should be lying down, the way they are now. within a very short period of time, a group in england confirmed this prediction on a related platinum-containing molecule. you can see this is a problem in molecular architecture. chemical bonds are connections between atoms, of a definite strength, a definite length. they make molecules out of atoms, but knowing the bonding in a molecule is not sufficient. molecules also have

they useless nickel and no add he is sighs -- adhesives. and park said the number of customers reporting rashes of the new products is negligible. we discovered 200 cases being tweeted. one, does anybody get a rash while using the fit bit? he said he got this from the new surge and it seems like the force has awakened. not cool guys. this user says fit bit tried but didn't succeed. my charge has given me a nasty rash. fit bit says rashes can happen with any tracker. a check of three brands, nike, jawbone and garmon finds rashes most from nickel allergies, but none as widespread as fit bit. >> fit bit promised they would be a rash free company and that's not what we are seeing here. >> this yahoo! tech writer thought the fit bit rashes were over blown until she was assigned to review the charge. >> after i started wearing it for two or three days i developed a rash under it. i was floored. >> she posted these photos with her story and told fit bit about her rash. >> they are not willing to take the blame for the red, itchy rash on my arm. >>

yeah, you can come check out my nickels. and finally, finally tonight -- this is it. the end of the show. [ laughter ] we're going to wrap it up. and finally, astronomers say they've discovered a black hole 12 billion times larger than the sun. it's called netflix. ladies and gentlemen, this is the 8g band. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: how are you, 8g band? sounds great over there, as always. fred, so lovely to see you. such an exciting night. our friend, will forte is coming out. a guy we've known forever. and, fred, you know, i've known you forever. and one of the greatest things about knowing you as long as i have, fred, is every single night i come out here and i find out something new about you. and i -- you know, i don't want to over-flatter you. i am so impressed by you and your accomplishments. and the only thing -- [ laughter ] and what troubles me is it's so hard to believe how many things you have going on that i sometimes worry people at home watch, and they think you might be making it up off the top of your head. you know? [ laughter ] and i know -

most from nickel allergies however, none as wide spread as the cases. >> fit bit promised a rash-freeat we're seeing. >> yahoo tech writer thoughts the reports were overblown until she was assigned to review the fit bit charge. >> after i wore it i developed a rash underneath it. i was so floored. >> she posted these photos and told fit bit about the rash. >> they were not willing to take the blame for the red itchy rash. >> fit bit did include a warning in tiny print, saying this device may cause skin irritation. if you notice signs of redness, swelling or itchiness did continue use. fit bit tells me the latest rashes are likely caused by wearing too tight or sweat, water and soap under the device however, users we talked to say they did keep it loose and clean. >> yet, i experienced irritation. >> what causes rashes? 7 on your side is digging for answers we obtained document was the consumer products safety commission about what caused the force outbreak and got 802 page pages, almost all blank. the government saying there is a right to hide trade secrets. >> why do i have a rash? i

most from nickel allergies however, none as wide spread as the cases. >> fit bit promised a rash-freeny. that is not what we're seeing. >> yahoo tech writer thoughts the reports were overblown until she was assigned to review the fit bit charge. >> after i wore it i developed a rash underneath it. i was so floored. >> she posted these photos and told fit bit about the rash. >> they were not willing to take the blame for the red itchy rash. >> fit bit did include a warning in tiny print, saying this device may cause skin irritation. if you notice signs of redness, swelling or itchiness did continue use. fit bit tells me the latest rashes are likely caused by wearing too tight or sweat, water and soap under the device however, users we talked to say they did keep it loose and clean. >> yet, i experienced irritation. >> what causes rashes? 7 on your side is digging for answers we obtained document was the consumer products safety commission about what caused the force outbreak and got 802 page pages, almost all blank. the government saying there is a right to hide trade secrets. >> why d

nickel taught me how to reach for my dreams. thank you mrs. nickel and thank you to all of the tremendous teachers we have in our great state. there truly is no place like texas. we will ensure that remanes just as true for the next generate as it does for those here today. i want you to take just a moment. i want you to look at where you are sitting or standing. the ground beneath your feet is far more than pavement or grass. it is the soil that centuries ago bore the hopes and the dreamts of settlers who risked it all to come to a lapd that promised freedom and opportunity. scripture teaches us that perseverance creating character, and character creates hope. because our lyes have been abused with the perseverance and character that sprang. and we must make sure this hollowed ground stirs the hopes and dreams that come after us. we must keep texas on a path that took years from now. in this generation that we were to past generations. to do that we must do more than just work to find a common ground to solve our problems. we must seek higher

and so bonnie and clyde's weapons were inherited by a man in waco the nickel was in roanoke, virginian of bonnie parker in my hands was incredible. these were the final weapons that they had strapped onto them when you see the episode tonight and you think you know everything about them, i turn to you that there is suspense and twists and turns. >> everyone is talking about it. thank you so much. minor clock tonight on the fox business network. in the meantime, mcdonald thinks they can turn things around by letting customers pay with love and hugs. next, the former ceo of mcdonald's ways in. and fire up those printing presses, the president delivers his budget to congress $4 trillion and more taxes coming. our number two of "varney & co." started next tom: mcdonald's having a hard time getting anyone young or old into their restaurants. what is their solution? paper your food with tugs and phone calls to your mom. their new ad campaign called pay with loving debuted during the super bowl sales have been down and the stock has been down and the ceo of stepping down. and they're hoping

the nickel was there. >> ryan takes the envelope with the nickel in it and places it on his nightstand i used to look at late at night. one time i just imagined she is sitting there saying to me, they say i'm not real. what do you think? gerri: "strange inheritance" is hosted by jamie colby tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. it's a show the whole family can enjoy together. tune in. >>> later in the show, is your car one of the two million affected by the latest airbag recall? we'll tell you. >>> next the measels outbreak spreading across the country. it is pitting parent against parent. what you need to do to protect your family. >>> let us know what you think. tweet me @gerriwillisfbn. send us an email through our website. go to gerriwillis.com. we'll be right back. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that'

a nickel and a buck an hour. >> there you go.gas prices really help retail? every retailer that we talked to, not really. >> i still contend lower prices help anybody that's selling anything and retail is somethinç we sell. does that do a big job on quick serve restaurants first? yes. will we see a good 2015 for retail, if these prices stay this level on gas, yes, we will. you'll go back and say there's no correlation. that's because almost every time gas falls, it's during a recession. it's not during a recovery. yes, the core layirelations are good but this is the first time we've seen that i can remember a strong economy coupled with falling gas prices. >> that was your answer. you got the definitive word. >> that was. >> you are looking for it and you have found it. you may now retire pompano we'd love to talk radio shack. so much to talk about but another day. >>> jack welch said the fed would be insane if they did this one thing. we'll tell you what that one thing is, coming up. >>> it's all about oil, oil, oil, the final t

and they want the major airline carriers to designate a nickel per passenger to put towards affordablecare options for them. >>> tonight the police in loudoun county are trying to find two teenagers who are missing. 15-year-old christopher rams and 16-year-old stephan seaver were last seen in purcellville two days ago. police say the two have no ties to the immediate area and they need medication for health issues. if you have any information you're asked to call the ludin' county sheriff's office. >> isis was a topic at the conference being held down in national harbor. several took aim at how the president is handling the terror group. >> i want a commander in chief who will do everything in their power to ensure that the threat from radical islamic terrorists do not wash up on american soil. >> certainly we're not at war with islam, but we are at war with radical islam. >> isis is the direct result of this administration's refusal to heed that warning. >> that conference will hold a straw poll this weekend which could signal a gop favorite for the presidential contest. >>> i need yo

. >> what nobody imagined was that bernie was stealing every nickel, that he wasn't trading anything. >> i said "60 million"? he said, "no... umm, 60 with a 'b'". >> sir, why did you do it? >> they lived this incredible life... it just never occurred to me that the

and you get horrible clients who nickel and dime you, waste yourr time. >> our friends who think you are doing thiss a hobby. tell m me a littleit about some of the ways you think people could think beyond what they are currently doing. >> one great example is, over is a great example. every time i am th an n over driver, he is in school, he is a lawyer. these e are people using their cars to drive. >>>> used to be the cababdrivers. now it is u uber. when we come bk, a super bowl focus on advertising. a fumble o or an offensisive sneak attack to offend people? we'll talk about that and more. >> t today is a big day for football fans and advertisers. it is the show within the show. to talk about hohow to learn from the best, we are joined by cary hatch and matt smith of smithgifford. two of t bt in the bususiness here in n washington. we already showed d thbmw ad. you pointed to that effective . i like it as well. i want to showow one of the ads you picked, the newcastle ad, and let you way anon why you thought this was effective >> honey? have you seen my [bleep]? >> try cleaning the

that is up a nickel from last week. across california the average price is $2.95. san francisco matches the statewide average price but it is less expense i around the bay -- less expensive around the bay. >>> a new federal report on train derailment is renewing concerns about trains carrying crude oil through the bay area. the analysis came out less than a week after that derailment. it warns more than 200 trains carrying crude oil and ethanol could derail in the u.s. in the next 200 years. if a major accident happened in a heavily populated area, more than 200 people could die. last november ktvu reported on concerns about crude shipments in the bay area. at that time the state office of emergency services says california needs more realtime information on when and where those crude oil trains are traveling. >> we should be able to know that about volatile substances. >> the west virginia train that derailed was one of the few with tanker cars above the federal safety standard. 27 of the cars derailed with 20 of them catching on fire. >>> two people were injured.

canada has a lot of nickel.candidate, it's an open border just take a nickel but it's cheaper to just buy it. trade is nonzero as you know. improving technology allows trade a good and ideas over longer distances, lowers the price, larger number of people are able to benefit from it. the moral concern is that other people then become more valuable alive than dead. it's just cheaper to buy from somebody rather than killing them and take it. we've seen a result of this. again i'm not so concerned about the hockey stick of wealth, although would like to point that out, that's a good thing for a lot of reasons. that's the production from little over 6000 to double that by 2030. i found this graph from an economist at stanford projecting into the 21st century about how much richer everybody will be. and he is projecting the 21st century will see more wealth a team led than all previous centuries combined. that will have all sorts of effects or life in general my point here is i should probably point out because of in

about every nickel he could have gotten out of this part of town? >> apparently not. >> and tonight that pool is filled with pell greeno from the looks of the catering truck being unloaded. until about 1:00 this afternoon the street was open to folks just passing by. >> beautiful house. >> very. >> 32,000 to 10 grand and can you go to dinner there. >> oh wonderful. where is my invitation? >> we were just thinking about that. >> let's invite him down for a snack. >> seems as though everyone we talked to thought it was a great idea until we asked what you would call the money question. >> you got an extra 10k? >> sorry, i don't. >> not a cent on me today. >> well, i'll speak to my banker. >> we have been keeping an eye foengs coming into theythe party. >> mark thank you. a beautiful backdrop there from russian hill where the president and others are having dinner. >> you see marine 1 using the field to pick up and drop off the president ease he kmoo commuted to stanford. scott joins us from the stanford campus. scott, a lot of what he says is ceremoni

. >> reporter: she stole checks to pay for dr nickel caster has a sentence of 13 1/2 years. husband comes to see her. she's only seen one of her children her eldest son. >> he's the only one who talks to me. i'm never in their lives. i'm no different than any other mom. woman. we're all in here. >> reporter: here. not only in large numbers, but with long sentences. in the last seven years, a 14% increase in the women given life. they're called toe taggers. >> 36 years. growing up in here. >> do you remember the day you walked in? >> wow, i'm doing a life sentence. it hit me that i was here for the rest of my life. >> reporter: long sentences, long-lived regret. and often long lines. literally. in a prison system for nearly three-quarters of inmates have some kind of mental illness. a staggering number of women line up for pills multiple times a day. like at this prison in tennessee. >> this is what happens when mental health breaks down. you get lines this long. >> reporter: others in the system agree the broad spectrum of mental illness is overwhelming. housing an estimated

. >> every nickel of it. not a new penny to invest in school colleges or universities. not to invest in roads, bridges or tunnels. >> hardly promising for many who invested a lifetime living and working in new jersey. ail enswitcher is nervous what the future holds. >> we're not happy about it. bottom line he needs to put the money back in the pension he took out. >> reporter: others fear the teachers union on pensions will hurt more than retirement. >> we don't have the best teachers or the best education. our propertile have as will drop. it's a real issue. >> reporter: christie said health care gavebacks and freezing pepgss and transferring to union trust funds will bring much-needed money to the state. >> it makes sure the pensions promised to people will be paid to people but for new folks they have to have a plan that's competitive like the private sector. >> reporter: now the governor said his points in the legislature will begin boasting that tax increases are necessary in order to balance the budget and say that they are temporary. he said don't believe it. als

. >> what nobody imagined was that bernie was stealing every nickel, that he wasn't trading anything. >> i said "60 million"? he said, "no... umm, 60 with a 'b'". >> sir, why did you do it? >> they lived this incredible life... it just never occurred to me that they were living on the dime of the clients.

chat piles contain high levels of heavy metals -- not only the lead and zinc bual cadmium, copper d nickel. and the chat is not just in the piles. it has been used to make asphalt for roads and as filler between houses in neighborhoods like the one where c.c. frederich has lived for 17 years. here, see, that's all chat down in e leys. it'seacontamined. you know that. narror: tar creek, flowing through pier is also highly contaminated. woman: it is a polluted creek. it's a creek that is loaded with lead but it's also loaded with a lot of other metals and things that can contaminate and harm people. we need to get the word out. narrator: rebecca jim is the director of l.e.a.d., a community-action agency. through the years, she has witnessed firsthand the effects of toxins in picher. jim: i was an educator here in this community for over 25 years. and what i found when i first got here was children that were ready to learn, and they were able to, and they were eager, and they were excited, and they could learn easily. and through those years, those children became more exposed, and, i think,

. >> what you spend on doctors, the price of supple is worth every nickel, every nickel. >> i started to experience a lot of back pain for the first time in my life when i, when i hit about 40 and it just got worse and worse with the more and more yard work i would do. after just probably about a week or two of drinking the supple, i'd come in from the yard and i'd expect to start to feel pain and there wouldn't be any. and the longer i drank the supple, the longer i could actually stay out in the yard. and i have no pain now. i can garden 8 hours 2 days in a row and, and i really don't have any pain. >> i cannot recommend something that i do, really do not believe in. and there is nothing better than supple. >> if you're watching right now and you'd like some more information on how to get supple. it's a delicious drink for complete pain relief that really works. if you have joint pain, back pain, bone pain, muscle pain, overall weakness or fatigue arthritis, osteoarthritis rheumatoid arthritis or even fibromyalgia, this is a product that i highly recommend you try. pick up the phone

really earned in the united states is generous better than the nickel in 2004 all metal higher than the $0.9 that was recommended last year but that should be the issue of looking at bill whole issue in all these corporations if they pay taxes a broad they are entitled to a credit for that. that has been hidden from taxes every where that is an example of corporate tax avoidance that we need to put a stop to and not reward >> i totally agree we need to make sure we end up with a toll charge that is set at a reasonable level. we propose 14% i know that is higher than others but i think the credit for taxes overseas brings effective rate down considerably. we propose a pullout opprobrious credit because it is so reduced so 40 percent of the taxes paid if a firm has a billion dollars of accumulated earnings paying 100 million then they would get a $40 million credit and would pay that 10 percent so even the 48th centuries the impact on most firms. >> thank you for being with us today. day believed the estate tax is double taxation? >> no. >> in april 2013 we had a thoughtful exchange o

owls fall behind 15 in the first, off the nickel, the slam. temple down ten at the the half.y come all the way back, final five jesse morgan ties it up at 54. they take their first lead in the final minutes and what a finish. temple up one, nine seconds left. johnson right by the d. temple down one. other way, six seconds left josh brown for the win? yes. how about that. only basket of the game, temple wins 61-60. it is their fifth straight. >>> the the the hawk will never die, st. joes trying to bounce back after losing the other night. today george george mason deandre to james what a finish, st. joes trying to finish off george mason in the closing minutes. they have a lead with seconds to go. >>> brutal season down in delaware for blue hence today begins northeastern. hercules asblue maurice jefferies had career high 20. delaware wins. >>> sixers back at home tonight against charlotte. michael carter williams will in the play once again because of a sore right toe. instead former penn stater tim frazier starts at point. mcw sat out last night's game in boston, without the

>> reporter: we met the nickel family a year ago, but tonight, the company taking it even further. now trace their t-shirts too. the cotton from hundreds of american farms. and after our first report -- >> we experienced a 52% growth rate. >> reporter: opening another plant. but we still wondered what about grandpa lawson and maddie in that field last year? >> hi david! >> reporter: right there again tonight. and the message from maddie now in the seventh grade. >> thank you for supporting all-american clothing company. >> and her wave. and listen to mom behind the camera. >> just covered grandpa's face. >> i love you. >> that was awesome. >> she did say, i love you, grandpa. made in america for tonight. and i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. in the meantime have a good evening. good night. this is the "jeopardy!" teachers tournament. here are today's contestants -- a high school history teacher and coach from bennington, nebraska... a third grade teacher from longmont, colorado... and a middle and high school drama teacher from hoffman estates illino

phil nickel son didn't make the cut. he missed the cut today.k to back shots you can see the tournament this weekend right here on cbs3. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >>> temple university is raising awareness of heart disease tonight. the temple women go red committee hosted their gala benefit in manayunk. the first of what will be annual events. february is heart month and today is designated go red for women. heart disease of course kills one woman every minute. proceeds from tickets and silent auction items tonight will go to the american heart association. >>> well, also new tonight some classic soul at the kimmel center. ♪ >> we know that one. the philly pops entertained the crowd during the soul concert tonight. music director and the pops performed r and b hits. the philly pops classic soul series runs through sunday. >> thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00. we're back in the morning at 5:00 with our friend nicole brewer. for lesley, kathy and everyone here at "eyewitness news" i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. you can stay con

resources inf china, nickel, lead, aluminum, small-market deficits in 2015 -- is that going to continuehole year? >> we need to be really selective. -- if you look at the correlation among the individual metals, it is really low. there are individual factors more than macroeconomic trends. i would avoid copper. we're oversupplied. i think some of the other metals like sink, a lot of the mines are in retirement. we still have the van from indonesia, which leads to a deficit. inventories are coming down. there are good stories to be found. nickel, that is where i would put my money. >> in terms of gold and silver, use of the opportunity costs for holding gold should rise, but you have a negative outlook on it. >> our negative view on gold is tied to the interest rates we see in the u.s. we expect rates to head towards 1% towards the end of 2015. what is priced in right now is really much less. at the end of the first half of this year, you will see interest rate hike expectations shift up. i would be rather cautious. it's a time to maybe exit the position then build up. >> we are talking

i mean, canada has a lot of nickel.could invade canada finish it's an open border -- and just take their nickel. but it's really cheaper to just buy it. trade is nonzero as you know and improving technology allow ares trade of good and ideas over longer distances lowers the price larger number of people are able to benefit from it. but more to the point not the economic model but the moral concern is that other people then become more valuable alive than dead. so it's just cheaper to buy it from somebody rather than killing them and taking it. so we've seen the result t of this. again, i'm not so concerned about the hockey stick of wealth. we like to point that out, that that's a good thing for a lot of reasons. that's the projection of the world gdp from a little over 6,000 to double that by 2030. i found this graph from an economist at stanford projecting into the 21st century about how much richer everybody will be. so i mean, he's projecting that in the 21st century, we'll see more wealth accumulated than in all the

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nickel and dime stuff. >> the whole thing in terms of crime lords. >> i am sure there are organized criminalsoing more damaging stuff and then i described but we do not see it in the way we did in the 1980's. >> how has the world -- drug world changed in terms of the nature of the drug trafficking in terms of who is involved, what products are most popular? >> two trends are i would focus on. excuse me. one is prescription drugs. the sale of prescription drugs codeine, xanax, that have become a huge market. that is of real concern to communities all over the country and certainly in new york. that's spikes and has continued to be high. heroin has made a comeback in new york city probably because it is cheap and it got cheap because people were buying prescription drugs and heroin was available in quantities. >> how about crack cocaine? >> as an ongoing problem, it is no longer there. hopefully because people understood it is a killer. it is a killer. that era in the 1980's when crack hit and i was in the office, it really was amazing. it is almost as if a virus hit new york. people were getti

they took all the nickel mines away from the fence and half of the country. they still have half of that country. they made finland -- they took out one of their major cities. russians are known to be aggressive and they will not thought that anything if someone else has equal an opposing force. if ukrainians had some of that weaponry, i think the russians would start to toe the line. host: market in seattle. go ahead. caller: high, greta and jonathan. i do not know is that young man before me remembers correctly, but no, we should stay out of russia's business and the ukraine's business. senator corker is off his rocker. they need to respect the president. whoever that president is. also, joe biden, still has a little cold war left in him as do most of the senior republicans. jonathan, i like your sense of humor. you have to keep a sense of humor because those guys, half the senate and the congress are off the rockers. we need the humor. what should we do, jonathan? guest: tough question. host: a couple of questions about ukraine. this is obviously not just