weston's math class and came to his class and got it. upon returning to treatment, he asked today how his doing and let him know i am thinking about him. our supervisors noted, and he is a good teacher. the teachers and kids loved him. i want to talk about how incredible he was about making young people understand mouth. a student that i know said that every friday, they would have private time to work on their own mouth projects. she would continuously move her chair out of the road into the sunlight in the classroom. mr. weston asked her, why would she do that? she said sunlight made her think better. when he gave awards to students, he created the photosynthesis mathematics award for her. because if she appreciated the sunlight and it helped her think, he believed that yes, he wanted to support her in that way. his memorial was just on the 23rd and many former teachers, it was good to see sam butcher, all these folks come together to appreciate this man, mr. weston and former students and i was able to share in that celebration. he is

we will maybe keep father weston as a surprise. but tell us about the original retreat what started down there. >> they have been around for a long time often holy name society. >> archdiocese purchased this property in 1947 and the original mansion that was there was turned into a retreat center for women, since there wasn't any retreat center at that time specifically for women and it wasn't until the 1960s that the present buildings were built to house more retreats. >> here we are. >> that is the porch. >> that is early on. >> of the original mansion. >> the women doubled and tripled up in bedrooms in the old mansion. 1960s we built the new additions. you can see part of them in the background there. we opened it up to men and teenagers, we now host five catholic high schools doing kiros restreets. i find it amazing to have 60 or 70 high school kids on retreat in silence. it is amazing and they take it so seriously and ... >> i think amazing is a good word because elements of a retreat cross all boundlies, all age boundaries yo

and peter weston at capital explains what russian stocks could potentially see an uprising and an upswing in the near future. if you have to be in russia and there's some armament you might want to in the short run if you stick to defensive names and that will be telecoms particular ross telecom and m.t.s. looks interesting in that respect in the you didn't segment it's a very difficult sector as well because you have the problem with elections but in a downturn it looks like you to listen to them pretty well and over the last couple of weeks to have actually for the quite quite reasonable and in that space would like those hydro must be holding for example to go into hydro generators probably better in the in the duration segment that's the latest we have business will be back with more into. wealthy british scientists saying. it's not time to rise on. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. car is a repeat.

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looking ahead to the trading week peter weston from out on believes reactions hard to predict although sentiment will probably continue to be dominated by the sovereign debt crisis in europe this week and probably another greek week given that at the end of the week we're going to have the voting by the greek parliament on the austerity measures and even though they might you know they are likely to pass it we're still going to have the response from the population which we love that optimistic so i think that would be what's going to taint the whole week and also we're going to see whether or not we're going to have more trouble out of a lot of countries given that we've had a hike in the lending rates that means that the cost of borrowing has gone up for these countries so we're going to have a lot of speculation about who's going to list so i think you correctional it's going to extremely difficult to sort of say how how this was going to pan out but i think we can rest assured it will be more volatility probably volumes so any upside it is seeing is going to be a low conviction ups

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and he will say to a great length film that he is a responsible weston's the kid's head of us the foreign minister was also what he felt the kind of attack he should go at this stage and he said that he wasn't in the position to give any details on that specific point because of course full days of quotes made by president fed upon it may twenty seventh when he said that exactly happened to his right to gallop in his country. was then also wants incentives he felt to be puts a kind of gadhafi you know this make him step down and again that kind of. like apologies to go abroad said that he was in the position silence about so that they question should be put to the nikken people or to the african union there again echoing points that were made by the seventy second president jacob zuma during his recent visit to tripoli on behalf of the african union and loves the yes the good of wrong issues and now the stall warning saying that these are not squeamish you must really up hold their responsibilities and implementing president should dislike the resolution one nine seven three zero the no f

well we can't get your homeland security but we can get you our next guest peter schiff join me from weston connecticut the c.e.o. of euro pacific precious metals we have him on the phone now peter schiff the author of how an economy grows and why it crashes peter schiff thank you so much for being with us tonight here at home all right so everybody's mind is on what happened with the bernanke you press conference today what was your take on that. you know just i'd like to see the guy get a press conference hooked up to a lie detector. to go all over the place i mean it seems to me he's very timid in his responses and he seems like a guy who knows he's full of it you know he's afraid that someone is going to ask him a question and it's not reveal why is way but you know i mean he comes on and he pretends that the economy is improving when it's not that inflation is under control but it's not. saying that you know there's no plan for q e three i'm convinced he's waiting for the opportunity to roll it out he's looking for the excuse to do it whether he called it that or not but you know the t

[applause] [inaudible conversations] at the heritage foundation today congressman allen weston member of the armed services committee talked about u.s. national security and the role of the u.s. military. he talked about the conflict in iraq and afghanistan and the defense in egypt and the rest of the middle east. fallujah remarks to congress and takes questions from the audience. congressman west is a retired army lieutenant colonel and iraq war veteran. this is about an hour. >> [inaudible] to address us during protect america month the first was congressman but mckeon the chairman of the committee, tremendous advocate for a strong america and the defense that has adapted to protect security and we have another such advocate today. a member of congress who is short on official seniority but long on experience and influence in defense matters. it is not too much to say that our guest today has spent a lifetime of service and sacrifice for the united states of america which he continues in the congress of the united states today. congressman allen west received his bachelor's degree w

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