demarco, as well. is a 30-year mortgage necessary? and why? >> now you've got me into congressional territory. that's a decision more appropriately made. i can tell you that demographics are changing. people are a lot more mobile than they used to be. and a 30-year mortgage was bottomed on people staying in the same place for 30 years or that assumption. and on the fact that it would get you a lower payment if it -- so there i mean there are a lot of factors that go into that. that's not really a decision that fhfa is going to make. that's a decision that i think is more appropriately made in the legislative context. >> personally i think it might be the private market space that is probably where most of that is. >> that's true also. >> i don't know if you're aware of this and i'm going to quote this. the me50-year home loan. that gets me very, very nervous when we are having these types of time frames out there. appreciate it. thank you, mr. chairman. >> we don't allow that fannie or freddie to back 50-year mortgages. 30 years is our limit.

demarco as well. is a 30 year mortgage necessary and why? >> now you've got me into congressional territory. i think that's a decision that really is more appropriately made. i can tell you that demographics are changing. people are a lot more mobile than they used to be and a 30 year mortgage was bottoms on people staying in the same place for 30 years or that assumption. >> and unaffected what did you and lower payment. so there i mean, there are a lot of factors that go into that but that's not really the a decision that fhfa is going to make. that's a decision that is because more appropriate made in the legislative context. >> personally, i think it might be the private market space that is probably where most of that is. i don't know if you're aware of this, and i'm going to quote this. most mortgages -- the 50 year home loan. that gets me very, very nervous when we are having these types of time friends out there. thank you, mr. chairman. >> mr.. >> mr. chairman, just for his information. we don't allow that fannie and freddie, to bac

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demarco as well. is a 30-year mortgage necessary and why? >> now you got me into congressional territory. i think that's a decision that really is more appropriately made. i can tell you that demographics are changing. people are a lot more mobile than they used to be. and a 30-year mortgage would help people pay for the same place for 30 years and it would help you get a lower payment. there are a lot of factors that go into that, but that's not a decision that fhfa is going to make, that's a decision more appropriately made in the legislative context. >> personally, i think it might be the private marketplace. i don't know if you're aware of this but i'm going to quote this. the methuselah of home prices has arrived. that makes me nervous. thank you. >> we don't allow freddie and fannie to back those mortgages. 30 years is our limit. >> that's one of the first times i agree with you. i was about to give you more time. instead we will turn to the gentleman from texas recognized for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. i was in another c

oliver barns junior and joe linardo and for breed, miss king, and campos, for the late miss ramona demarco and ferrill, for the late, miss beverly deangelo. >> colleagues this brings us to the end of the agenda, madam clerk is there any further business before us this evening? >> that concludes the business for us. >> okay, our meeting is adjourned. thank you colleagues. >> on december 28 1912. san francisco mayor, sonny jim rolph stared into the crowds of those who have gathered. a moment in history. the birth of a publicly own transit system. san francisco municipal railway. muni as it would become to be known. happy birthday muni, here is to the next 100 years. the birth of muni had been a long-time coming. over the years the city was disjointed privately owned companies. horses and steam and electric-powered vehicles. creating a hodgepodge of transit options. none of them particularly satisfying to city residents. the city transit system like the city itself would have changes during the san francisco earthquake. the transition that will pursue from this aftermath would change san fran

oliver barns junior and joe linardo and for breed, miss king, and campos, for the late miss ramona demarco and ferrill, for the late, miss beverly deangelo. >> colleagues this brings us to the end of the agenda, madam clerk is there any further business before us this evening? >> that concludes the business for us. >> okay, our meeting is adjourned. thank you colleagues.

demarco as well. is a 30-year mortgage necessary? and why? >> now you've got me into congressional territory. i think that's a decision that really is more appropriately made. i can tell you that demographics are changing. people are a lot more mobile than they used to be. and a 30-year mortgage was bottomed on people staying in the same place for 30 years or that assumption. and on the fact that it would get you a lower payment if it -- so there, i mean there are a lot of factors that go into that. but that's not really a decision that fhfa is going to make. that is a decision that i think is more appropriately made in the legislative context. >> i personally think it might be the private market space that is probably where that most of that is. >> that is true also. >> i don't know if you're aware of this. i will quote this. the more thuse la of mortgages have ariveed the 50 year home loan. that makes me very nervous. i appreciate it. thank you, mr. chairman. >> just for his information we don't allow that fannie or freddie to back 50-year

dallas running back demarco murray, offensive player of the year. play over the year. >>> former saint mary's coach looking good in a suit. stanford was shooting over the cougars. randall, a nice stroke. tied the game at 60-60. lacy going right on through. get out of the way for the dunk. cougars hang onto win 89-88. stanford falling to 6-3 in pack 12 play. got to love a little girl. take your daughter to a game. go ahead. take a selfie, too. saint mary's pepperdine. brad waldo doing damage. he had 25 points in the game. but pepperdine did one better. they got stacy davis. that's pretty good. they win, a final of 67-62. >>> over 17,000 in provo, utah. santa clara. broncos up to a nice start. up early. brandon clark, the fade away. santa clara led, here comes byu. tyler hawes. final score, of byu, 78-57. and walters, what a play number five means. he held up play number five. oh, it must mean pack it inside and score. that is cruise pinken. tied the game up at 28-28 against san francisco. but they got brandon perry. the hit, the foul. third straight

. >> coys running back demarco player offensive line of the year.fensive player of the year. aaron rodgers mvp. at the super bowl he got strong advice on what to do if the eagles ask for some of that money back. >> i'm here to tell you don't take no dam pay cut. don't you take no a pay cut. >> i can't control nothing. i can't control anything. i'll let everything work itself out. i know i'm an eagle. >> i'm hematoma to be here for six years going into my seventh year. we'll see what happens. >> ladies, super bowl prediction times. each object represents a city. star buck, seattle skittles marshawn lynch seattle running back. favorite pre-game street. >> new england clam chowder. who will it be. >> skittles. >> dawn has the skittles. >> star buck. >> caitlin wants the skittles. >> give me the soup, i'm cold. >> we know what this is. >> i'm going with the cheaters. i got to go with the cheaters. >> i have to. >> all right. thank you so much for joining us on this saturday night. have a great n

demarco murray, who could have been here and bruce arians gets the coach of the year and o'dell beckhamactually smelling very nice on the red carpet. let's watch. >> i wanted to be a top ten pick. i wanted to win the heisman, national championship. didn't get any of those and rookie of the year was one of the ones that was on my mind. >> we're living the american dream. we're playing a game for a living. soccer in certain countries, but do i get to make a living and support my family and have that american dream because of the freedoms that we enjoy. >> my game is happening on the field. i try to play as hard as i can and do as much as i can. >> do you think you did that this year? >> i went out there and left it all on the field. >> what are your thoughts right before game time? 100 million people watching? >> don't mess it up. >> and john legend will be singing america the beautiful and of course katy perry will be at halftime. she has about 12 songs and about 12 minutes. it's going to be exciting. real quick the other major news that happened yesterday is they said who is going to be