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stude to continue to buy gold so in a way i think these are well which group of investors is currently buying or selling gold i think these are short term tactical factors that i think in the long term do not make much of a difference for the altar of the gold market i will say one more thing about cyprus and the central bank selling gold or using it a collapse as collateral i think what we could see in some of these cases is that the selling it like you know the family sofa just liquidating it because they are insolvent or close to getting insolvent so the need to liquidate assets again in the short term this could be a damp an effect on the gold price in the long run none of these factors are material the key factor is that paper money is continued to be used as a political tool to keep you know overstretch financial system going and ultimately that's going to debase money ok so not much faith and mrs wang. well got kind of off their raw time thanks so much for being on the kaiser thanks for having me thank you. and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report was made

now we have linda merly to speaon stude s >> good morning, supervisors. my name is april. i'm presenting the seniors in the community, especially from [speaker not understood] for the elderly in district 1 and 4. (applause) >> in the past 46 years, south park has been providing a comprehensive range of services designed to empower seniors to maintain their independence, dignity and self-worth. the nutrition and senior center department assists low-income seniors who are culturally and socially isolated by providing activities and nutritious meals. as supervisor mar just mentioned, the senior's populations in both districts have been growing. the total number of seniors in district 1 and 4 is 31,98 4, age 60 and older. of which over 58% are asian or pacific islanders and 39% speak none or limited english. and over 30% of the seniors age 60 and older lives alone. the senior center located in district 1 and senior center located in district 4 serves over 200 seniors a day. in the past year with the budget cuts and nutrition program we have to limit our service. we had to turn

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crosswhite protected her stude students as we heard from chris by lying on top of them and comforting with them throughout the deal. crosswhite reunited with one of those students during her interview with savannah. here it is. >> i was in a stall with some kids. it started coming down. i laid on top of them. one of my little boys said, i love you, i love you, please don't die with me. please don't die with me. i never thought i was going to die. the whole time i just kept screaming to them, quit worrying, we're fine, we're fine, we're fine, we're fine. >> reporter: i do have a student here who wants to say thank you to you. this is damian klein. and his mom, brandy. >> i told you we were going to be okay. >> alfredo corales, maria and vivian luna survived yesterday in their storm shelter. thank you. tell us your decision to build a storm shelter. what works or doesn't in these ef-5 tornadoes? >> the only thing i can say about the storm cellars, that's the only way to go especially when you have a tornado this big. you know, the news, the weathermen tell you all the time if it's that

this actuarial stiewrksd i stude says that claim costs could increase by 5.8% making it the eighths-highest in the country. at a time when millions of americans are still searching for jobs, the last thing we should be doing is discouraging job growth, but every single person here has heard somebody that they work for in the state they represent say we're not going to grow above 50 people or we're not going to hire full-time employees. next year, job creators will be forced to start complying with the law or pay a penalty. this will lead employers to reduce hours for full-time employees to avoid paying those penalties or providing health care, either one. state governments like the state of virginia all across the river from where we're working in the nation's capital said that after july 1, none of their part-time employees will be allowed to work -- that's the beginning of their spending year. after july 1, none of their part-time employees will be able to work more than 29 hours. now, why would the entire state of virginia be saying that? because the federal government says 30 hours is t