all right. diane, and finally, a horse in kentucky in touch with his inner artist. the horse named justin. there you see him there. throwing around the paint brush a while back, now painting are just, they cannot keep them on the shelves. selling for hundreds of dollars. all the money going to help a local museum which is really nice. he liked to draw shapes in the sand with her whip. gave her a brush and justin started painting. can we get a better name than justin for that horse? three waiting for the same cycling and it is frustrated. a lot of frustrated people coming out. frankly, just want of to get on with it. being called where they re going or what near going or where they should turn up. clearly still some confusion here but they are working very hard to shake this down. the ceo of this company got an absolute grilling yesterday in parliament about the politicians who didn t spare any block. describing this as a shamble and as astonishing $77 million management
candidates aren t telling you about what is and what is not within their power to change. but first, i ll tell you about a storm that s raging in the distance. it s headed to our shores. it s an economic storm. it hasn t hit yet. we re starting to feel the outer bands of it. those who watch me every week know, i m generally an optimist. but i understand the u.s. economy. the u.s. economy is driven about it confidence of its citizens. the customer in this case is the american consumer and is always right. they think things are slowing down, it will welcome self-fulfilling because they ll stop spending. businesses stop hiring. and the economy could grind to a halt. let me tell what you i m talking about. here s the good news. we had 20 straight months of job growth in the united states. the pace of that growth is slowing. the last five months, there have been fewer jobs created each month than were created than in the month before. but jobs are being created, not lost. so that
hello, everyone, and good morning. so glad you re starting your day with us. we have a lot ahead for you on cnn sunday morning. i m randi kaye, it s 7:00 on the east coast. we are talking a whole lot about greece, bracing for an economic meltdown there. the world holding its breath. it could be the next lehman brothers. if you thought the 2008 meltdown was bad, wait until you see what today s election results bring. and an alleged serial pedophile may take the stand as the sandusky defense takes center stage tomorrow. promises that jurors will hear from the man himself. a lot of people hope the 2008 economic meltdown was a once in a lifetime event. there is growing concern right now that a pivotal election happening half a world away could push the u.s. economy to the brink again. voters are at the polls in greece picking a new parliament. the outcome could propel athens right out of the eurozone. cnn s report. reporter: think back to 2008, the failure of lehman brother
right. they think things are slowing down, it will welcome self-fulfilling because they ll stop spending. businesses stop hiring. and the economy could grind to a halt. let me tell what you i m talking about. here s got news. we had 20 straight months of job growth in the united states. the pace of that growth is slowing. the last five months, there have been fewer jobs created each month than were created than in the month before. but jobs are being created, not lost. so that should make people feel better, not worse. let s talk about your homes. a lot of your equity is there. the home prices in the routes probably at or near their bottom. the so-called shadow inventory of homes is lower. foreclosures are up. but those are a new wave of foreclosures from the signing scandal. we re probably near the end of this thing. fewer homes, less inventory makes it a good time to buy. if you re buying a home, at 4% mortgage interest rate or lower on a 30-year fixed mortgage, the rate yo
going to be a great demand because they are producing a low emission vehicle for the state of california, and there is a new tax credit for $1,500 that goes along with the new low emission vehicle and it will qualify for all h.o.v. lanes. neil: do the folks who buy this need the credits? i hear they are well-to-do or not your average car buyer. guest: well, when you look at the economical part of it, yes, it is a $40,000 vehicle, and, yes, there are credits, federal and state, but, there is also other alternatives. we have been doing a lot leasing to get the payment under $400 a month so there are ways to make that vehicle more economical. and, of course, we will, if the gas polices go up over $4 or $5 a gallon that is where we will see more. imus: what is your hot it sell are right now? guest: right now, that is our pickup which is in the middle of the agricultural valley, so, we do a lot pickups