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means prices on these fancy televisions will plummet in 2012. and finally, homes, by the way, with home prices falling nearly 3% last year, don t expect that to change in 2012. expect prices to stay low again this year. so it s the number one issue in american homes. getting a financial house in order. and that s our focus for this week s financial fix, building your finances as you would build a house. so let s bring in the author of it s just money, so why does it cause so many problems? karen lee. good to see you. good to see you too. we re talking about needing blueprints or a plan moving forward. you re always big on plans. i don t know if you know, i have an undergraduate degree in architecture woman of all trades. in the 20 years i ve been doing financial planning, i ve always used the house analogy, i m happy to share it with your audience. if i were an architect and building a house for you, we d lay out a plan, and the plan
gaby gifford. that tragedy is being remembered in many different ways. giffords made her first appearance at her tucson office honoring her aide gabe zimmerman who was killed. and part of a hiking trail was renamed for him, as well. today in memory of the victims, trees will be planted for peace. tomorrow an interfaith church service. also a candle light vigil at the university of arizona which giffords is scheduled to attend. and a disturbing story out of connecticut. police there say a paramedic raped a woman as she lay on a stretcher in an ambulance. police say the unconscious victim was being taken to a hospital last month when she woke up to find she was strapped down to the stretcher and being raped. they say it was outrageous and horrifying conduct. paramedics and police officers, firefighters are in positions of tremendous public trust. these allegations represent a tremendous breach of that trust. the 49-year-old suspect was arrested and later released on a
major market for u.s. exporters. so let nobody think that this is just a european issue. the second thing though the second thing, go ahead. the real problem is the inability of this european union to actually deal with it. they have not planning to actually have a meeting until may 10th to decide to bail out greece. the commentators i m reading today, tony, are all saying the same thing. back to my house analogy. the house is burning, but somebody really does need to switch on the hose pipe. good stuff. richard quest for, as always, great to talk to you. thank you, sir. checking other top stories for you. more trouble for toyota. japanese auto making announcing another recall. this time for about 50,000 sequoia suvs made in 2003. the national highway traffic safety administration investigating complaints about the traction control system causing unexpected braking.
like refereeing an argument between my two little sons. it s a matter of semantics and accounting. if trump wants to make mexico pay for the wall, he can account for it anyway he likes. he can hold back aid, there s a lot of ways to do it that aren t that much trouble. there could be a border crossing tax. i mean there could be a border adjustment tax when stuff comes in. a remit answer tax when you send money home. none of those things are very hard to do. if he wants mexico to pay for it, they don t to have consent, juan. he s been saying that my point to you, melissa, it s a wabt of money. i mean a waste of money. you think the wall is a waste of money? right. a waste of either u.s. money or offensive to mexico and as you point out, there are other ways you can try and impose different tariff taxes, withhold financial aid, or foreign aid, what have you want to do. but the way the mexicans are taking it, is as an offense. like the house analogy. a moment ago, i think that