robert schuller, the founder of acacia index, this is what he had to say. >> they're not in the mood. they're not feeling secure enough, even though interest rates are very low and prices have come down a lot, so houses are affordable, they just have not got the message yet. >> the question is when? some people feel so much damage has been done that it affect the psychology of the american consumer and that it's not going to revert to the kind of growth and borrowing and consumption that we had before. so there are profound things going on. but some might say that's a good thing, but we will not get into that now. thanks very much. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today. sri lanka must cooperate with an international investigation into alleged war crimes. that is what the former army chief sarath fonseka has told the bbc a day after his release from jail. the former general, led the army to victory over the tamil tigers in 2009, denied thousands of civilians had been killed. he spoke to the bbc's charles haviland. >> people ask me the same ques

dick advocaat up to make some changes bring on four players including roman public chink of acacia called. and the second half began pretty much as the first hop ended with russia camping in their opponents. was the little we knew this was largely a meaningless game having failed to qualify for the upcoming euros but as the game came to an end they managed to hold on to a well deserved draw dick advocaat was rather nonplussed by the end result but was happy lithuania had managed to frustrate his team that expected lives. last week to say. if you do not give up on the present if you are not in the right shape to do that then that is easy to stay defensively. for the first verse of alexander because of course on the other hand blame the lackluster result a little when his refusal to play properly. i guess they had a different objects of than europe why these guys played football but lithuania didn't do that but roman shirokov put it down to a lack of with in russia's game i progressed implement everyone understood how they would play we concentrate too much in the midfield when we should ha

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acacia you do when an the ninth court circuit of appeals but were able to get the state law through andknow at least two churches so far that have been able to locate their places of worship in industry use compensate for another city they want cash that they didn't want them there but they couldn't discriminate against the charge because of our state law. to making a real difference. in 2011, it was university of religious liberty and freedom of speech. we had one of those cases where the christian legal society in arizona state university have had some issues to see whether they would be recognized as a student organization because the religious police in who they would have us officers. that was settled out of course but were able to get a law through last year that basically said our universities cannot discriminate against students on the basis of the religious viewpoints. they cannot evaluate a student's core on the basis of the religious viewpoint and they cannot discriminate against student organizations on the basis of the religious viewpoint. so fairly broad-based act for univ