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for "tkn," i'm veronique. >> that's all for th week. thanks for joining us. >> we'll see you next time, with more "teen kids news." >> welcome to "skyweek." let's see what's happening in the sky from monday, june 17th to sunday, june 23rd. this is a busy week for stargazers. mercury pairs up with venus after sunset from monday through thursday. thursday night is the shortest of the year, the beginning of summer. the moon traverses the sky during the week, growing fatter each evening until saturday, when the largest full moon of the year rises at sunset and sets at dawn on sunday. and if that one is clouded out, sunday evening's moon is nearly as big and full. this is tony flanders from sky & telescope magazine, wishing you clear skies and great views. download our free "skyweek" app for more information. >> naomi shihab nye was born four years after her father's palestinian family lost their home in jerusalem. she grew up, she said, with a very strong sense of exile. her home is san antonio, texas. she's written or edited 30 books, incl

let's go to veronique in texas. >> caller: recently with the rotation of concerned morgan the sector is down. my question is about eagle rock since it's smaller and a potential acquisition target, it appears to be a good value. at this point is it a buy? >> well, it was, there is tremendous rotation out of this group. one of the things that should help it because there isn't going to be a grand bar begin, it is unlikely to change the tax laws. i feel you should give it rest. do not come in yet. this is attractive. you got a 10% yield. let's go to mike in florida. mike. >> boo-yah, jim. my question is about west corporation. it's about up 15% since its ipo a couple months agocht what's krour take on the stock? >> yeah, i like when it came public. you know what? i like cisco more. i think cisco has nor upside. my charitable trust owns that. ralph in new jersey. >> caller: boo-yah, jim from east hanover. >> east hanover, holy cow, let's go to the rei. what's going on? >> caller: i was at the mall. i wanted to come over and say hello. >> always come over. everybody does. always. i'm kind

the european refugees veronique, good to have you with us. is there a relationship? no longer a spiritual christian continent and at the same time, they are going down economically. it's a relationship between the two? >> i don't know whether there's a direct relationship, but i can see the parallels for it. so, i mean, europe was by pagans before the beginning of christianity and they believe in gigantic supersition, what would make the earth fertile and what would make a good harvest and the vikings believed in plunder and today, leaders believe in a lot of supersition, but what they believe in and worship at the altar of lord king and i would call it supersition if you raise taxes you're going to grow the economy and make it productive. stuart: they don't really understand america, do they? europeans look over here and don't get it, i don't think. >> no, i mean, i think you're right. and i mean, they also don't get, they don't get the paradox, what they think is a paradox of a country that is very christian and yet, believe in separation of state and church. and i