single countries could impact the global economy meanwhile what is outspoken and famed fund manager hugh henry tell a panel about europe at the milken institute global conference yesterday about his concerns take a listen but the thing that i fear is called. confiscation of my i also it's called. lawsuits. he also thinks we're a year away from the french nationalizing their entire banking system we will discuss and speaking of confiscation foreign financial institutions are reportedly frantically preparing and shelling out serious money to comply with u.s. tax relation regulations take a lesson. the legislation is all about the disclosure of information that they have with respect to their u.s. accounts. it is the foreign account tax compliance out and as u.s. citizens are shunned by swiss and german banks facing these rules reportedly more evidence comes out that american ex-pats are lining up to give up their passports we'll discuss that let's get to today's capital account. so the euro zone crisis is under control until it isn't until leaders lose control which could be the price to pay for

for henry david thoreau, an ideal. for howard hughes, an obsession.ut for more and more americans today, it's just reality. >> i would argue that the rise of living alone represents the greatest social change of the last 60 years, that we have failed to name or identify. >> reporter: nyu sociologist eric kleinenberg has spent years tracking the seismic spike in solo dwelling. >> today in the united states there are about 32.7 million americans living alone. >> reporter: that's an incredible number. >> an incredible number. >> reporter: it's a massive increase over, you know, where we were in 1950 when it was just four million americans. >> reporter: clearly if you live alone, you're not alone. >> this is like finding an island. it's like finding an island with a society that no one had ever studied before. ♪ one is the loneliest number that you'll ever do ♪ >> reporter: in cities like seattle, san francisco, denver, and cleveland, roughly four out of ten households are single-person homes. one is no longer the loneliest number. and then there's manhat