this building is called hopi house. it is a recreation of a hopi home. it is exactly what the name says it is. it was a home for hopis, and there were hopis who lived here for years. a family lived upstairs, and they performed dances. they made pottery inside, and they talked to tourists. it really was a home for a hopi family who lived there for 20 years. this was the very first building that marry designed from scratch. this building makes quite a contrast to the building next for it, which is the fancy hotel. they were belt at the same time and opened in 1905. they make a big contract that sort of define some of values of american west and what people were looking for in the american west. she built this to honor them. this is the first building she designed. she didn't have much of an architecture training and no architecture license. around that time in the 1890's, it was almost impossible for women to arc tech tral training or to get into school. the santa fe railroad crossed paths with her and decided this lady has imagination and maybe she is a g

hopi ralph, have you ever confronted a politician in a public space?ler: i have not been able to talk to one of them. in texas, i saw the senator talk to some people. but i have never been fortunate enough to talk to someone. host: define the word accost? caller: maybe the wrong choice of word. but approach. people are aggressive when we go and talk to them and their family. if they would talk to us as other times, it wouldn't be a problem. uest: i am glad john asked you to clarify accost and approach. they are two different words. if you are approaching in a way to talk or if it is harassment. it is two completely different things. we are seeing a lot of that in d.c., more on the harassment side with the trump administration officials. i am not sure that gets anything done. there is always approaching and having healthy positive conversation. our officials need to hear it from voters and middle america to know how policies are working and affecting their lives. it is good to have healthy conversations and talk to our officials. that is part of the pur

welcome to the side today i'm louise houghton on the hopi having a great week so far let's get the ball rolling with a look at what's coming up on the program. on the sleigh an exhibition dedicated to british artists tenure track. on the move we check out a compact new mode of transportation. and on a few words german couple built their dream home in. slow food is the name of a world wide organization that works in the opposite way to fast food surprisingly the aim is to enhance traditional cuisine and promote sustainable farming by encouraging local farmers and businesses to work with crops and livestock suited to their local ecosystem weavings is a chef in albania who is taking on the principles of this mean bent in his work. things are heating up in the kitchen of blatant clueless restaurant he's the head chef of knowledge you albanian for the miller the restaurant is devoted to slow food albanian slow food. the way i see the variable is seen as to. who update is or or reinterpreted with thoughts of modernist modern that's why i think in the fact there's a strong flavors. but not wit

s for eight hours, you're hopi's hiding, she's really scared, somehow she made it out, because people it out. >> alcindor: she said rohrabacher's ties to the gun lobby mean he has to go. >> he takes money from the n.r.a., and i find, i think the n.r.a. has s much clout in our politics. >> alcindor: she is one dozens who has protested outside rohrabacher's office every tuesday since president trump's inauguoftion. one er chief concerns is rohrabacher's ties to russia. he supports russia. he doesn't believe that russia interfered in our elections. these are things that, i'm a proud american, make me mad. >> alcindor: some ubbed rohrabacher "vladimir putin's orvorite congressman" because of his public supporthe russian leader. as part of a probe into russia's election meddling, special counsel robert mueller is reportedly looking into a meeting between rohrabacher and then-trump campaign adviser mike flynn. rouda seized on the topic in rly campaign ads. >> america, let's show rohrabacher and trump it's time for a leader that represents us, not russia. >> alcindor: rohrabacher strongly de

there is always a hopi could easily it a little bit more.at like an operation to a scenario? that operation -- an operation twist syria? scenario? mark: i think they will keep their options open but say relatively positive. overall, longer-term the euro will suffer. we have to spike up in the euro, but it is the release valve at the moment. volatility is moving up. refunding rates are moving higher. even if we get a spike in the short-term, it will probably come up again lower afterwards. david: if history is any indicator, we hear how much the ecb has done to support the economy in europe. it is terribly important for the european economy. how can he say that is still say we will come off of it? mark: i think that is a real problem that's why they didn't trying to communicate they have done such a wonderful job, but it is clearly going in the right direction. even if it is not quite as destination yet. darrell: i think it is heading in the right direction. inflationary pressures are picking up slightly, minus the last month or two. you have

. >> i'm hopie ining there's less it. >> let's talk broadly about the markets.about this a lot. we are at new market highs we've seen where things have come when you watch this, do you worry about these high levels? or do you think there's more room to run? >> so i think that the market is not at high levels 16 times earnings that growth is accelerating multiples of companies should be different, should be higher now than they had been before because you have capital models instead of having to build car plants you're getting fees from the assets that other people are investing in businesses. and that's deserving of higher multiples. $7 billion of hotels other people are paying revenues to put people in the rooms. so there's different ways like that, and i think that -- so my big premise -- our big premise is that the stock market is tied very closely to the economy. the stock market should double every 10 or 12 years over the long-term and i can't see any reason why that's going to be -- that's going to change. you go back to 1960, my typical example. the dow j