for shipment to switzerland so what you're seeing is that these refineries are now running more or less. sometimes in twenty four hour shifts in order just through process and wanted to sue google this coming year but they're only used to some schools actually starting in switzerland i think most of it is probably. to the far east to own song to to india in session or to satisfy demand that region well as part of the effort to keep the price of gold down bank of england has been leasing gold and they've been leasing gold of countries that they should have as held as just out ends and we just found out recently that they're missing about fifteen hundred tons of gold because studying gold so apparently not only add they leased out their gold for other countries but they're shipping it to switzerland and is going to be shipped off to china and india so what happens when they have to make good on these claims when these countries like germany wants three hundred tons from new york and new york saying no you can't have your gold i was setting this up for a run on the gold on the sama gold ma

in switzerland and around the world if given a choice are they going to any by the dollar thinking that the world is heading into a deflationary depression or b. they're going to buy gold thinking that we're heading into more of an inflationary depression your thoughts is this is a difficult question though the the reality of the world is that the very wealthy people are correctly advice and are stocking gold and automotive guy route you know are decent salary and who stayed off as markets but people in substantial assets are allocating already considerable amounts of money to gold as a long term resource. what is going to happen whether there's going to be an inflation and inflation or depression goodness only knows it depends a lot of mr bernanke he does with his tutoring understands that all the rest of it but rest rest assured wealth and powerful are still in bank vaults to the point where the banks are actually having to do new vaults and new storage capacity to store the gold which there are the clients want to hold and most people realize that sooner or later the dollar's demise

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pleasure to be with you max all right david the flow of gold from london to switzerland in the first half of twenty thirteen stands at seven hundred and ninety eight metric tons the highest amount sense in one nine hundred eighty eight what's going on well it's a very interesting trend but what you have to remember is that such wonders one of the major centers for nosing of refining and finding gold so the move actually reflects school being transferred to london to be. for shipment to switzerland so what you are seeing is that these refineries are now running more or less. sometimes in twenty four hour shifts in order just through process and wanted to see google this coming year but it only used some schools actually starting in switzerland and it most strongly. to the chinese to own the song to. to india inception or to satisfy demand reach well as part of the effort to keep the price of gold down bank of england has been leasing gold and they've been leasing gold of countries that they should have as held as just out ins and we just found out recently that they're missing about f

pleasure to be with you max all right david the flow of gold from london to switzerland in the first half of twenty thirteen stands at seven hundred and ninety eight metric tons the highest amount sense one nine hundred eighty eight what's going on well it's a very interesting trend but what you have to remember is that such wonders one of the major centers for. refining and finding gold so the move actually reflects school being transferred to london to be prepared for shipment to switzerland so what you are seeing is that these refineries are now running more or less. sometimes in twenty four hour shifts in order just through process and wanted to sue google this coming year but who do earliest of some schools actually studying in switzerland and it most strongly. to the chinese to own the song to to india in-session or to satisfy demand that region well as part of the effort to keep the price of gold down bank of england has been leasing gold and they've been leasing gold of countries that they should have as held as custodians and we just found out recently that they're missing a

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he preaches his hair blond to be integrated, to look as if he was from switzerland. at a football game, he is looking with all the other men, and it is italy against switzerland. at one time, the italians win. i find it beautiful and emotional at the same time. he betrayed himself through that reaction, and at the same time, it was beautiful, but at the same time, it is sad that you have to change your color or to hide it. that you have to do something like that to deny even your origin. you have to be proud of your urgent and to show it. >> you are giving me a challenge and a challenge -- giving me a challenge and yourself a challenge. what about cult? that is not something to hide behind. it is so out there, and yet, it can be quite important part of your collection. why? >> i have been very marked by the movement. -- what about punk? >> it is not like a creation, absolute. it is part of living in society. of course, the punk movement was very important. like already taken by the society in some ways. i must say that when i was going to london, i loved that. the in

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>>guest: and a big we never should have heard about the bank of international settlements based in switzerland were all the central bankers meet to discuss global monetary policy decisions made around that table by an elected central bankers fundamental leafed affect all of our lives but we have never heard of this institution in there is a colorful history with very celebrated moments in the history of the bank where it has healed not see -- nazi gold also argentina that goes to the bank in switzerland the author has done a tremendous job to show if nothing else we should know more about these institutions that act on our behalf of that is what they do a. >>host: who is saddam? >>guest: a corresponding in budapest in hungary the central european economist now a free-lance writer with the number of publications writing about finances for many years. he has done a very good job. >>host: what other book you want to tell us about that comes out this fall? >>guest: linda robinson has published with us before this is the third book and it is about the future of our military force abroad which sherv

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the next step in the crisis in syria high level meeting being held in switzerland. secretary of state john kerry just arrived in geneva to broker a deal that would put syria's chemical weapons under international control. tracie potts monitoring the meetings from washington, d.c. this is a very big step, tracie, in preventing a u.s. military strike. will it work? >> well, it's really just the beginning. it is a big step but the problem is we've got to get down to specifics and that's why secretary of state kerry has travelled to geneva, he arrived several hours ago, to sit down with the russian foreign minister. each have technical teams with them because now as one senior state department put thet have to get to the nitty-gritty, how do you security these weapon, how much security is involved, who is going to be in charge of that. where are the weapons, how do you make sure all are included and then according to one report russia wants syria to be involved in deciding where those are disposed of. if they can work all of these things out then it's the beginning of a

switzerland has launched a six- month internships for asylum- seekers. it is a controversial project. some say that asylum-seekers are being exploited and used as a form of cheap labor. others think it is a great idea. >> for dementia patients like her, moments like this brighten up her day. not all caregivers have time for such moments. he does. he is an asylum seeker from eritrea. he began working at a nursing home six months ago. his german is still very basic, although a swiss accent is already discernible. but what he lacks in smalltalk, he makes up for in his charming manner. he is set to formally become a care assistant once he passes the final exam. he will remain on welfare, but are not additional 150 euros a month. in his eyes, it is a big opportunity. >> i don't want to stay at home. i want to find work and take responsibility for my family. >> he has learned a lot from the program, and improved his german. >> [speaking german] >> in this case, it is a labor of love. has she had negative feedback, any prejudiced comments or anything like that?

the european tree climbing championship that is taking place in switzerland this weekend. arborists from all over europe compete in five disciplines including rescue techniques and line throwing. the winner will represent europe at the world tree climbing championship. that is all we have time for on this edition, please join us again at the top of the hour. >> germany's election is fast approaching. debatee only televised between chancellor -- chancellor angela merkel and her main opponent. neither one dominated the largely lacks what -- lackluster encounter. that was reflected in some opinions on the street. >> it was more or less what i was expecting. >> there were no clear statements. it was boring. thengela and her colors of german flag got people talking, each inspiring their own twitter account. the following day they lock horns again for the last time in parliament as the voters moved on to the streets. >> a former not see went on trial on monday, accused of the murder of a dutch resistance fighter in 1944. the 92-year-old faced a seven- year sentence in the 1980s

this idyllic village in central switzerland has a population of 4000 and attracts about 3000 tourists a day. from here, they can head to the snowy peaks of mount titlis all year round. it boasts chilly temperatures of 4 celsius even in summer.-- of - 4 celsius even in summer. but is this tourist attraction here to stay? andreas bauder is an expert on glaciers. he has a photograph from the 1970's that was taken here and shows how much the view has changed. >> there was an ice front of 10 to 20 meters above the rock face, where there's no glacier left any more. it's completely disappeared now. up here is an ice break. you can still see a trace of it. and now the ice has become so thin that all that's left is a gap and exposed rock. i don't think the glacier is going to survive the second half of this century. >> another 30 years or so. locals are at pains to prevent the tourists from noticing that the glacier is receding and to ensure they continue to enjoy their visit, complete with ice and snow. their business is just too important for the region. peter reinle is marketing head of the

this comes as a series of critical meetings is about to begin in switzerland. secretary of state john kerry and a team of u.s. experts are there to talk with their russian counterparts. cbs news' margaret brennan has the latest from geneva. >> reporter: if the russian prann is real, it could be a way to avoid u.s.-led strikes. that's why secretary kerry is here in geneva to test whether moscow is putting forward a credible and verifiable plan to locate and destroy all syria's chemical weapons. now, we expect about two days' worth of very technical intense talks between 30 arms control experts and diplomats from the u.s. side and a large russian delegation. there is not a lot of trust between the u.s. and russia right now. and secretary kerry wants his russian counterpart to offer up all of the 1,000 tons of chemical weapons the u.s. believes syria has. in the meantime, while the diplomacy happens, the fighting continues. >>> oakland police say it's their biggest break so far in the search for an 8-year-old girl's killer. this sketch released yesterday is of the

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according to a new annual report put out by the world economic forum, switzerland takes the number one spot again for the economy of the world, the u.s. rounds it out of the fifth spot out of 148 countries surveyed. this is based on factors and policies that--losing ground during the last few years of the recession and it's aftermath. now that we're back to the top five that is a a testament to u. rebound of the economy. >>> businesses in the u.s. are very critical of government interference which they say gets in the way with the bottom line. that's ironic, as the rest of the world sees the u.s. as an economy with very little government involvement. the highly development sector collaborates with this country's first-rate universities, and add to that the labor market and the economy of being the single largest economy in the world stands to compete. >> we have the best universities in the world, the best research centers in the world. we have centers like silicon valley, the united states is doing very well. >> reporter: today on twitter and facebook i've been asking you what do you

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in from geneva, switzerland. secretary of state john kerry and the russian foreign minister lavrov ready to meet, getting ready to discuss the russian peace proposal. designed to destroy syria's chemical weapons stockpile. certainly discuss dominating the discussions on syria right now, dominating those discussions from the kremlin to capitol hill hre in washington. joining us now, the house minority whip, steny hoyer, the democrat from maryland. congressman, thanks for coming in. >> glad to be with you, wolf. >> let's talk about this russian plan to destroy syria's chemical weapons. i assume you think this is all positive that potentially it could bear fruit, is that right in. >> certainly i think it's a very positive possibility. and if it bears fruit, it's going to be a very good resolution of this issue. as you said earlier, talking to fareed, not just the deterring, but the removal of chemical weapons and the inability to use them at all. that's a very positive prospect. let's hope it it's real and that's wh

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is much more beautiful than switzerland i said how come yo? and she explain to me why this and why that. actually, i think taiwan is much better than you imagine. >> we have about a minute left in this part of the program. jason, what do you think that we can do more in terms of connecting, making the connection, integration between the m.i.c.e. industry and also the toryism and hospitality -- tourism and hospitality business in taiwan. not just meetings, but the total package. >> for the m.i.c.e., the one thing very different from the tour aism is a package tour. a package tour is extended products. m.i.c.e. is tailor-made products. for taiwan, if we want to accompany the other destination like thailand or indonesia, it is very hard for me to compete, to print -- to compare the product or price itself. but for the tailor-made products, we have a lot of chance because people are not so budget sconces -- budget conscious for the tailor made. because we have many unique places, nature, cultures, we can tailor make different programs for the m.i.

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