. >> reporter: beta fang is excited to move in to her new apartment. the movers have arrived and are unloading her belongings. she bought a studio in this manhattan building with her boyfriend, and hopes to live there forever. but instead of taking out a traditional, 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage, they opted for a seven-year adjustable. >> it's about $300 a month savings. >> reporter: that's a lot. >> yes. and right now, our career just took off, so probably seven years down the road, our income will probably become much better... hopefully. >> reporter: peter grabel helped them get the mortgage, and says many of his clients are opting for arms over fixed-rate loans. >> the average mortgage in this country is paid off in less than seven years. so, for whatever reason, most people don't stay in the mortgage longer than that. so if you have a arm for seven years and your rate is lower, you are ahead of the game. >> reporter: in 2005, near the height of the real estate boom, adjustable rate mortgages were almost 40% of all home loans. as housing went south

a noun is a person, place, fang, or idea. like barack obama is a person. academy is in place. a little puppy is a thing. then you have a pronoun replaces a noun. like i, you, he, she, it, you, hey, you all, they. hopefully -- [applause] thank you. today, as i leave, i will leave with beautiful ideas and action plans. i started them with the support of my wonderful mother. it is something that is essential to making a program flourished. you need to support. all of that combined, i hope i get the chance to meet each of you today. and be able to go back knowing that i am going to take back support. i can tell you what, as a result of this conference i was able to further advance. the use of my community can grow up someday to be greater than who i am. if they have me entering them, sky is not even their lead. i hope to see the rest of you at the summit. [applause] >> last but not least, we have the spirit of a quality award. [applause] he was nominated by president obama to be assistant secretary of fair housing and equal opportunity in april of 2009. john is a native san franci

he's not a demon with bulging eyes, a twisted mouth full of dirt, a crooked mouth, fangs driping blood. it's not the savage guner waiting for our school on their way to school. no, this heinous replica of satan doesn't look like a jew. dopt make a habit of supplying the motives of sin with colors of skin because it's skin deep. a student with dreams of statehood or a teenage girl driven by desperation and fear or a dentist or an apprentice of a dead soldier, who crouches in the wounds of the dead and the dying, who hurls stones at tanks and encroaching soldiers, who stands unmoved before a roiling tank, who stares with barbed eyes. the enemy is never one who kills for no reason. the enemy is never one who must be vanquished at all cost. it is not so easy to kill from the inside, a shifting corridor of blame. not so easy to trace an intricate blame of betrayals and broken treaties. the enemy is not you, the enemy is not me. the enemy is muslim, christian, atheist, hindu, jew. he is our collective face, our evolution, the devolution, the ripening of long injustices. thank you. the next p

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. >> reporter: the former playmate's temper earned her the nickname bunny with fangs. >> this is traumatizing. >> reporter: take a look at this. tell me how you feel about it. >> i'm going to [ bleep ] punch her in the [ bleep ] face every time i see her. >> reporter: are you embarrassed by this scene? >> oh, my god yes. >> reporter: how much do you think is the personalities on the show and how much of it is being driven by the producers when it comes to violence? >> producers have a big role in what's happening on the show. and they create a lot of the drama and they start a lot of the fights. >> push me. >> come on. >> sometimes they come up to you and they'll be like, okay, so and so said this about you, or, when you went up there, she was nice to you, but behind your back, she said she slept with your boyfriend. >> reporter: but you could say, i'm not going to do that. >> if you say no in a lot of situations, either, you know, they'll think you're being uncooperative and try to film without you. >> reporter: so you feel you have to be a certain way to be relevant on the show to continue

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fangs. -- thanks. host: we will have a certified accountant to discuss your tax questions. that will be at 9:15. later on, we will talk about travel in the united states and how to streamline the process. we will continue our discussions with libya. a staff writer for a publication will join us right after this break. ♪alle >> this weekend on a road to the white house, a presidential candidate on the economy spiraling downward and whether he will run for the republican nomination. >> the feedback we have gotten from people across this country, the tens of thousands who are willing to volunteer. >> this sunday at 6:00 27:30 p.m., eastern. >> in the 1960's and '70's, we were writing off urban america. >> major business leaders making to keep at the center these business cities. >> nyc became the gateway for the economy and has cost ever since. >> watch the rest of the interview sunday night on "q&a." >> this weekend on book tv on c- 2.an questions on whether president obama wrote his memoirs. and some high-level pentagon insiders take a critical look at how the defense depart

guest: fangs.s been focused largely on what has been going on in japan -- thanks, everyone has been focused largely on what has been going on in japan. we are looking at whether or not we should build more nuclear power plants in this country. nothing has happened in japan that is indicative of the underlying safety of the technology. regardless of what is going on in japan, it does not erase the 50 years of safe operation we have had in this country and around the world. there have been a number of highly publicized actions -- the one that the japanese is dealing with right now, chernobyl, the and one, three mile island. no one was hurt or injured as a result of radioactive release. the story in japan is still unfolding. chernobyl was very different from the other two. host: we are speaking with jack spencer from the heritage foundation. we are taking your calls. the numbers are at the bottom of your screen. would you call yourself a supporter of nuclear power? guest: it has great potential. we be

this is a mind of the fangs exactly what we meant. it is a formidable challenge. >> i would suggest, you can't do it at a public cheering, but when you have private hearings with members of the intelligence community, i would ask, have our source of the information's been compromised? how much? where did we find out the information we used to stop plots? we get information from various governments. was it the egyptian government? can we still depend on the? did we get stuff out of even libya? a lot of those people are working with us. probably not on an inability to day. if we are losing those sources of information, what will we do about it? >> thank you. >> the afghanistan experience should tell us not to ignore these countries. as difficult as it may be, if we had intelligence, in groups that are plotting against the united states in some way or our allies, i think we have to get our brains together and figure out the best way to do it. depending on the strength of the intelligence you may want to use drones, you may want to use sp

guest: fangs. everyone has been focused largely on what has been going on in japan -- thanks, everyone has been focused largely on what has been going on in japan. we are looking at whether or not we should build more nuclear power plants in this country. nothing has happened in japan that is indicative of the underlying safety of the technology. regardless of what is going on in japan, it does not erase the 50 years of safe operation we have had in this country and around the world. there have been a number of highly publicized actions -- the one that the japanese is dealing with right now, chernobyl, the and one, three mile island. no one was hurt or injured as a result of radioactive release. the story in japan is still unfolding. chernobyl was very different from the other two. host: we are speaking with jack spencer from the heritage foundation. we are taking your calls. the numbers are at the bottom of your screen. would you call yourself a supporter of nuclear power? guest: it has great pote

this is a mind of the fangs exactly what we meant. it is a formidable challenge. >> i would suggest, you can't do it at a public cheering, but when you have private hearings with members of the intelligence community, i would ask, have our source of the information's been compromised? how much? where did we find out the information we used to stop plots? we get information from various governments. was it the egyptian government? can we still depend on the? did we get stuff out of even libya? a lot of those people are working with us. probably not on an inability to day. if we are losing those sources of information, what will we do about it? >> thank you. >> the afghanistan experience should tell us not to ignore these countries. as difficult as it may be, if we had intelligence, in groups that are plotting against the united states in some way or our allies, i think we have to get our brains together and figure out the best way to do it. depending on the strength of the intelligence you may want to use drones, you may want to use sp

i would confirm with others and the panel is going to say longer-term the rise of the internet of fangsof smart systems is going to be a really important part of the story because our environment itself is going to be feeding data back to us and sometimes machines and we won't be in the middle of those communications and even the algorithms making decisions on it, but a lot of times we will be in the middle of that and as more and more devices and more and more things get linked together, that's going to be a major part of the consumer story. so the hallmark of the new era we are looking at our blended experiences. it's not like everybody doing everything on their mobile phone or the internet or printed products or face-to-face. they are doing all kinds of research in all kinds of ways that are allocating some elements of research to the internet or other mobile devices, turning to their friends and people to get other information so it blended that way. there are more and more people close who want augmented reality to check on pricing comparisons when they are at the point of purchase

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guest: fangs. everyone has been focused largely on what has been going on in pan -- thanks, everyone has been focused lgely on what has been going on in japan. we are looking at whether or not we should build more nuclear power plants in this country. nothing has happened in japan that is indicative of the underlying safety of the technology. regardless of what is going on in japan, it does not erase the 50 years of safe operation we have had in this country and around the wld. there have been a number of highly publicized actions -- the one that the japanese is dealing with right now, chernobyl, the and one, three mile island. no one was hurt or injured as a result of radioactive release. the story in japan is still unfolding. chernobyl was very different from the other two. host: we are speaking with jack encer from the heritage foundation. we are taking your calls. the numbers are at the bottom of your screen. would you call yourself a supporter of nuclear power? guest: i has great potential. we