numbers. if you ignored who the candidates were, you said what does it really tell us? look, here s the 2010 figure. according to that study of the median family worth. and by comparison to what was before in 2007 under george bush $126,000. if you just look at those two unin, this looks huge. it looks obviously like things were much better here than here. but the key is you have to go beyond that and you have to look at what s happening beyond it. which is the question of this. what were we losing money on. the simple truth is we lost money on our jobs because a lot of people weren t making the money they expected to make. we lost money on our savings because people weren t expecting that either. the big loser, this is the key to all this, the big loser is over here in the question of savings. or the question of home ownership. right there. that s where the big, big precipitous fall came in terms of what people were owning and where they lost all of their family value. and l
well, if not all of them. he described how jerry sandusky began grooming him as a boy, starting with kisses on his forehead, which moved to kisses on the lips. and then raping him time and again. and when he was breaking down during the course of this, and then during a very, very difficult cross-examination, he broke down again when he said this. i m going to keep telling you the same answer. i want you to stop asking me the same questions over and over. but then he did gather himself. and he answered each and every question asked of him by the defense attorneys. in the end, prosecutors said, are you telling us the truth? and he said that he was. zi rhoda? susan, who was the reaction in the courtroom to that? reporter: the jurors were hanging on every word that he was saying. described as looking right at him the entire time with the exception of one. the youngest juror on the on the panel who was listening very hard, but seemed to be avoiding eye contact. perhaps beca
that study of the median family worth and by comparison what it was before in 2007, if you just look at those two numbers, this looks huge. it looks obviously like things were better here and here, but the key is you have to go beyond that and look at what s happening beyond it which is the question of this. what were we losing money on? the simple truth is we lost money on our jobs, we lost money on our savings because people weren t expecting that either, but the big loser is over here in the question of savings f home ownership, right there. that s where the big, big, precipitous fall came in terms of what people were owning and where they lost all of their family value. and look at this chart when that happened. if you look at u.s. home prices, the number one driving force in changing that change in value of net value, median home value, happened right in here. president obama didn t take office until about here, so you can see this gigantic climb in home values, huge fal
worth and by comparison to what was before in 2007 under george bush, $126,400. if you just look at those two numbers, this looks huge. it looks obviously like things were much better here than here. but the key is you have to go beyond that and you have to look at what s happening beyond it which is the question of this. what were we losing money on? the simple truth is we lost money on our jobs because a lot of people weren t making the money they expected to make. we lost money on our savings because people weren t expecting that either. but the big loser is over here in the question of savings. or in the question of homeownership. right there. that s where the big, big, precipitous fall came in terms of what people were owning and where they lost all of their family value. and look at this chart when that happened. if you look at u.s. home prices, the number one driving force in changing that change in value, of net value, median home value, happened right in here. presid
this. if you ignored who the candidates were, here s the 2010 figure, $77,300 according to that study of the median family worth and by comparison what it was before in 2007, if you just look at those two numbers, this looks huge. it looks obviously like things were better here and here, but the key is you have to go beyond that and look at what s happening beyond it which is the question of this. what were we losing money on? the simple truth is we lost money on our jobs, we lost money on our savings because people weren t expecting that either, but the big loser is over here in the question of savings f home ownership, right there. that s where the big, big, precipitous fall came in terms of what people were owning and where they lost all of their family value. and look at this chart when that happened. if you look at u.s. home prices, the number one driving force in changing that change in value of net value, median home value, happened right in here. president obama didn