we transfer power, now, to nato, but we are involved, doing repeculiaring and a lot of things that are in support of this operation. use all those things in consideration and if he left, that may not be a bad calculation for those who are meeting in europe. shepard: where would you put him? some african nation? guest: that become as political issue for the nation he goes to but for the rest of the international community. if he ends up in some resort town on the coast with a comfortable life that is much more difficult for the world to deal with. on the other hand, looking back at history, there were many nazis who were allowed to be let go after world war ii because the u.s. needed them to run the infrastructure of germany and to keep the communists back so there was a lot of tough, hard swallowing. and the same thing during
sued under a single nation-wide class action lawsuit say the attorneys and the court cannot assume all women actually have any complaints. a report from inside the courtroom today, the lawsuit could face a serious uphill battle and now to former prosecutor and victims right advocate and a criminal against attorney. all the women are going to sue wal-mart and the wal-mart has a lot of money and will not let it happen. guest: the supreme court is going going to reverse the federal court of appeals. shepard: what does that mean? guest: basically, the problem is these women do not have common claims. there are over 3,400 stores, over 50 states different women, different people, different complaints, different supervisors and hourly wages, versus supervisor positions
bankers today? reporter: you have to watch. shepard: and the fox business network gives you the power to prosperity. you need to watch it from time to time. if you don t get the fox business network, demand it. demand it. shepard: the supreme court hearing arguments on the gender discrimination lawsuit against the wal-mart. that is the place where you buy the stuff. and whether the plaintiffs can represent more than million current and former female employees. a million. up against wal-mart. details on a landmark case. and word that lawyers for silvio
we probably do in the get close enough where we are concerned but we are cautious people and we are looking at every aircraft that comes back that goes near that area, so, the people would look at that each day, we want them to feel secure so we put them in a suit so they can check the aircraft personnel that come out. reporter: and you have to remember that the navy sent two naval barges filled with fresh water to douse the cooling systems and the overheating fuel rods and they have been getting close and that will remain a concern for u.s. service based in japan. shepard: thank you, dominic. since we are in a bad news mode how about on the housing front. american home prices fell for the 7th straight month in january. we have the new numbers from january, 3 percent, and we are barely above the lows reached during the darkest days of the recession. how do you fix it? well, well, well, federal
is $20 billion fund to bail out people who were in trouble and the banks would pay for it and bank dozen not like that. shepard: of course. well what are the bankers suggests we do about the problem they created? reporter: the big five who run all of this, they have ideas. they want greater flexibility on the loans. remember, no doc, the fed dozen not want that and the banks want some freedom and regulators have them running scared and making almost no loans. so we need to get the loan markets going and they want to sell mortgages at investment. shepard: they want to bring that back. remember how that worked? the bank that had your mortgage, if you, if they have it, they need to worry about it, right? on their back. has it burned down?