points, would you have called the fbi? well, would i have called the fbi? yes. i call the fbi for things probably a lot less serious than that i imagine. thank you. you know, i do think how ever else you feel about the report, do you think someone should have called the fbi? yes. thank you. i think there is no question, and my colleagues here have worked counterintelligence i m certain would tell you, we always want information, any information that would be helpful to us in apprising what the likely intentions of potentially hostile powers are. you re here called by the republicans to undermine the whole russia investigation and the whole mueller report specifically, but even you admit that when they got contacted by the russians, they should have called the fbi. yes, of course they should have called the fbi. yes, you call the fbi. you don t take stuff for your campaign from the russians.
the discount on average is about 27% which is really a i have hra rpblg number. reporter: john campbell chairs the economics department at harvard and could he authored the study which examined homes from 1987 to 2009. a grim statistic, nearby homes within 250 feet of a foreclosure you are lose 1% of their value. homeowners who overextended and find themselves unable to sell in the worst real estate market in a generation are finding themselves with few options. take this two bedroom condo just off the main street in hyannis, massachusetts. purchased for $190,000 three years ago it s now bank owned and the price has hit rock bottom. within 30 days we had four offers on apprising of $52,000. you re nearly a 75% discount on this foreclosed property. reporter: trying to stop the