this ain t my house. this is an apartment building. your registered address is this house. he was honest about his weed. you going to be honest about yours? you re the one i m smelling. the only way you re going to help yourself on this is you tell the truth. you start lying to me about what s not in the house, i start finding stuff in the house, i ll will take the car. you ll never get the car back. there s no bangers in the house? shouldn t be or there ain t? there s a big difference between there shouldn t be or there isn t. if you re going to be honest with me, we ll work with you on the car. so there probably is dope in the house? no. pistols? no. there ain t no dope in the house. you got a .38 in there? a who? what you got in the house? all right. we re going to put you in the
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right in tornado alley it all looks perfectly normal. john s house holds a secret no visitor would suspect. they would have no idea unless they went up into the attic. reporter: let s go up into the attic. up here we can really see the difference. right. because you have bolt together structural steel. reporter: the frame is not made of wood but of steel. this an eye beam. reporter: john is the president of kodiak steel homes, and he says despite the economic downturn, despite the fact that these houses can cost up to 5% more than usual, folks like charlie tacket are snapping them up. it might cost more now, but it s going to pay for it in the end. this home isn t going anywhere. reporter: john is proud to say his homes can withstandz 140-mile-an-hour winds for four hours. sales have declined a bit, but john says not nearly as much as for other builders because
the proposed irish bail-out. people convince themselves when the i.m.f. bailed out greece, that was going to be the one country and that s it. we told you it wouldn t be. now as they get ready to save ireland, people are saying wait, wait, wait. when does this end? news, it doesn t! portugal will likely be the next one to fall. economists say portugal is past the tipping point but debt interest rate, the point of no return. if portugal falls, spain. the poster child for the green economy will be the next to collapse. all bets are off, gang. the dominoes are falling all over there. here at home isn t getting better either. the fdic says the list of troubled banks rose to 860 from 829 in the previous quarter. the debt ceiling issue is looming, which is particularly scary, because i don t know if the politicians are more worried about whether they are going to raise the debt ceiling and if that would be good for america. or if they should not raise
feel totally differently. sort of like what you were just saying. you know, a foreclosure is the loss of a person s largest asset. these banks, it s a david and goliath situation with these individual homeowners against these well-funded, well-staffed banks and the banks ought to get it right. many could reduce foreclosures. here is what i think is very interesting. i will be very interested to see how many of the foreclosed homeowners actually want these homes back. when you talk about reversing a foreclosure in these kind of situations you re talking about putting them back in a situation where they are hundreds of thousands of dollars underwater and six months behind on their mortgage payments. many of these people will have already moved on with their lives. so, even to get a few extra months back in the home isn t that much of a remedy to them. looking for a long-term solution. tara nicole nelson, great to see you. thanks for being with us today. thank you. one of the nation
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