better they will move out. 73% of them said they thought they were okay economically. there are some people living there that don t need to live there. you know what else? parents moving in with successful children sin creasing, too. i have a couple of theories. is that a bad thing? one of them is that that age group 18 to 25 is very spoiled and they got a lot of extra stuff so they don t want to go and live on their home where they are not going to have all that extra stuff that mom and dad provided all those years. if you live in a mcmansion and have your own room down in the basement and have your in and out privileges and have your car taken care of why would you leave? that is one of those things chicks dig it when you live at home. somebody tweeted me today as we were talking about this, men in their 30s and 40s in greece and italy that live with their parents, that is very common. they all do it. this is more proof that we are becoming europe. that is reall
across the country. is this a noble idea? it is a brilliant idea. it shows american ingenuity. i think the government should think of dhog to pay down our debt. you would have the washington monument brought to you by red lobster or the white house brought to you by china. i think we could may down our debt jie. a little political humor there. jill, would you ever judge a man who would do this to his abode? if you saw the guy s apartment covered with decals? i think it is a genius idea, but it is one of those not in my backyard things. it makes me want to move into a mcmansion where they have the rules and the swing set can t be primary colors and neither can your house. good po nie t. i hate backyard stuff. if it doesn t fit with the overall i hate it. that s why i don t go into people s backyards. you live in an apartment. the best you can do is a
through their collective action to make a difference. once you get outside the beltway, people are very conscious of what s going on. i have a lot of friends in the agri business. these are young people who have addressed agriculture in an entirely different way. they lease a lot of ground, they ve got highly mechanized farming going on, and they rotate their crops based on what the futures are every day they re on the internet and they re taking a look at what brazil needs and what brazil is doing. what china is going to need in terms of grain. there is an awareness across the country. but they re looking for leadership to lead them to that higher ground. and also, i think, to reintroduce the idea of, i suppose, values and proportion into our lives. in my book, i talk a lot about how we lost our way in housing. everybody had to have a mcmansion. skperve cou and everybody could sign up for a loan.
good morning to you. this is your a.m. wake-up call for friday. happy friday. it s november 18th, from the time warner center in new york, i m carol costello. here are the morning s top stories. another child sex scandal at a major university. syracuse university has confirmed that basketball assistant coach bernie fein has been put on administrative leave. one of his accusers talking about more than a decade of abuse that started in sixth grade. he thought president obama was the antichrist. the man accused of taking shots at the white house, now accused of trying to assassinate the president. and cleaning up and recovering after deadly storms tear through the south. the storms started in texas and tore a path to the carolinas. at least six people were killed. let s head to atlanta and check in with meteorologist reynolds wolf. hopefully the rough weather has ended. in part of the we begin to see things ramp up. you have the cleanup in its wake that s remaining. as w
the basics are, the way you qualify, is that it cannot be an investor-owned home, you have to be living in it and it cannot be vacant and your mortgage can t be more than $729,750 and is not for huge mcmansion. jamie: that is a substantial house, a person with an income, generally, that can probably afford to make their payments. isn t it the people in the $200,000 range that need relief and they don t get it under the program. no, they do. anything up to that amount. they can t have more than that. jamie: do you think there is enough money, the administration as we look at the debt ceiling situation, that we ve reached it, where is the money coming from to give the break supposedly out of the bank bailout. but a lot of that is spent and the administration also wants to give states hardest hit by home prices moneys, to help the whole