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crowder another man and i have two minutes and then we're going to see this market pass through spassky gate and i'll tell you more about the gate once it passes that was open until a couple use ago yeah it was it was open during the sars times and everyone could pass through but you couldn't pass through it with a horseback or a hat on it and legend has it that probably and when he was on his force in eight hundred twelve you know i mean it's not a breach that you're ok but it's true because he was in front of the gate and we were told he's famous unicorn hat because he wouldn't take it off. and it's from the new millennium the gates are close for the motor transport and for pedestrians but they open for the presidential nomination but it's a beautiful shot of the president is that what we're looking at the see that's the main square of the kremlin and you have a couple of cathedrals surrounding it some of the cathedrals still have church services where people and pray absolutely and they have is church services and christmas services there special hours just going to do for twelve yea

the market issing looking for crowder trade. being among the u.s. relative, it's crowded right now. we had better growth than expected and europe is sort of falling apart. and realry not easily understood by people. that's being challenged right now. the challenge is going to be answered by domestic economy. you know, how strong is the domestic economy here. how much is it like nobody does anything wrong before the election. and what do you think is happening six months after? so the answer for the u.s. is within the u.s., it's not within europe. >> it's fair to say over the last few days -- when you see a day like today. dow is down 108 points at its worse, are you thinking opportunity in those moments? >> absolutely. that's how we used option for instance. where there's a lot of profits in the market or specific stock, that's when we tend to replace stock buy options. when there's a replacement, we're not forced to reduce risk but able to sit back and bounce back on some of the names we can re-enter. >> let's talk about caterpillar for a moment and the multinationals in general be

. >> reporter: graduate dontel crowder says physical learning kept him in school at youthbuild. >> somee like learning like hands on more than like just reading papers and stuff like that. >> is that you? >> yeah. i like... i just like to get the job done. i like, you tell me what to do, you show me and that's all i need to know. you know what i'm saying? >> reporter: economics professor mike seeborg has studied those in the program. >> they move back and forth from skill training and construction to literacy training, working towards their diploma or their g.e.d. and as they do that, many of them see the relevancy more of literacy and math skills. so as they're learning to build homes, they're really building their lives and a future perhaps outside of construction. >> reporter: hands-on is a key youthbuild advantage. >> what do you need to do to make that goal a reality. >> reporter: one-on-one is another. teachers like alicia lenard a youthbuild student herself 14 years ago, are as hard to elude as mentors in a 12-step program. >> if a student is absent for three days, we're convenin