there s a nice segway. you are a pro. you have done this before. a couple times. markets are open after the holiday. the dow future is up more than 100 points. s&p, nasdaq pointing higher. investors want to know how you are feeling. they may wind down the bond buying program. the qe3 is pushing home prices higher. they are looking for clue toss figure out how the markets perform without the fed. home prices have been on the rise. economists expect a big jump in home price numbers. a read on consumer confidence. later, how much you are making and how much you are spending. a study found 20% of americans plan to cut back on saving as a result of the payroll tax hike that kicked in at the beginning of this year. nearly 80% say they will cut back on spending. they expect the average family to spend 720 bucks less this
right now on cnn. hello, everyone. i m don lemon. thank you for joining us this evening. a sea of flickering flames on a somber night in sanford, florida. a candlelight vigil for 17-year-old trayvon martin. cellnet we thank you for being able. songs and prayers for the young man whose life was cut short by a bullet, this on the eve of a major march also planned in sanford where martin was killed. protestlers gather at a city council meeting where martin s family is supposed to speak. hooded sweat shirts or hoodies have become a symbol for everyone demanding justice for martin. he was wearing one when he was shot. church-goers across the nation traded their sunday best for hoodies. many congregations held special services in honor of the teen. martin was walking back from a store when neighborhood watch captain george zimmerman spotted him and got suspicious. zimmerman says he shot martin in self-defense, but it turns out that martin was unarmed. there s a lot of talk
30,000 feet below, the deepest point on the ocean floor. all that and more right here, right now on cnn. hello, everyone. i m don lemon. thank you for joining us this evening. a sea of flickering flames on a somber night in sanford, florida. a candlelight vigil for slain 17-year-old trayvon martin. we shall we thank you for being able. songs and prayers for the young man whose life was cut short by a bullet, this on the eve of a major march also planned in sanford where martin was killed. protesters will gather at a city council meeting where martin s family is supposed to speak. hooded sweatshirts or hoodies have become a symbol for everyone demanding justice for martin. he was wearing one when he was shot. church-goers across the nation traded their sunday best for hoodies. many congregations held special services in honor of the teen. martin was walking back from a store when neighborhood watch captain george zimmerman spotted him and got suspicious. zimmerman says
of it, nevada or the federal government, will break the contract, you don t owe hemmer a half million dollars at 8%, you owe him $200,000 and we ll make it 3%. are you going to loan? will you loan money to other people and buying homes? bill: it shatters the business. i don t know what is around the next corner, either and this is bad, why the numbers are bad and foreclosures are bad and home price numbers are bad. remember, if you are not loaning people aren t buying and if people aren t buying homes prices are going down and when prices go down, it is much easier to say i owe more money on the is how than it is worth. good-bye. bill: you said two things, jobs, which is a mess, and also the rules keep changing. is that why they think this year could be rules? a dangerous way to put it. rules are a moving target and it is hard to pin down what it will be but if the lender is not willing to lend the borrower will have a hard time borrowing