now, the city, as i said, claims that karen jones is not the owner, although she pays the property taxes and which are not in arrears, has a warranty deed from 2002 indicating that she is an heir, and apparently all the other family members support her decision. despite asserting that jones is not the owner, the city is, you know, well, let's go on. in may of this year, the city tried to sell the property at auction still naming the deceased, fori jones, as the owner. and, again, in the official online -- >> can you wrap up, please? >> okay. i'm going to end there, but why don't we show this very short youtube. i'm sorry i went over, but i'd be happy to answer any further questions. hope this works. okay. >> headlines across the state, people are accusing the city of montgomery of taking their property without compensation. using the city's -- [inaudible] montgomery -- >> raise the volume? is it possible to raise the volume? >> i was born here in this house. >> built in 1920, the home of karen jones' grandmother is now a vacant lot, demolished by the city of montgomery, alabama. >> anyth

now, the city, as i said, claims that karen jones is not the owner, although she pays the property taxes and which are not in arrears, has a warranty deed from 2002 indicating that she is an heir, and apparently all the other family members support her decision. despite asserting that jones is not the owner, the city is, you know, well, let's go on. in may of this year, the city tried to sell the property at auction still naming the deceased, fori jones, as the owner. and, again, in the official online -- >> can you wrap up, please? >> okay. i'm going to end there, but why don't we show this very short youtube. i'm sorry i went over, but i'd be happy to answer any further questions. hope this works. okay. >> headlines across the state, people are accusing the city of montgomery of taking their property without compensation. using the city's -- [inaudible] montgomery -- >> raise the volume? is it possible to raise the volume? >> i was born here in this house. >> built in 1920, the home of karen jones' grandmother is now a vacant lot, demolished by the city of montgomery, alabama. >> anyth

karen. >> reporter: good morning, daniel. good morning, tanya. yesterday's plunge caps a terrible two weeks for wall street. during that period the dow jonesly closing down more than 500 points. it was the biggest one-day drop since december 2008. in less than two weeks the market has erased all of its gains for the year. in total some $940 billion worth of investors' wealth wiped out. the average 401(k) saw a loss of nearly $12,000. investors are growing increasingly worried about a weakening u.s. economy and debt crises in europe. >> the u.s. economy is losing momentum. it shows up in the numbers. investors see those numbers. and they think, and i think for good reason, that it's time to move to the sidelines. >> reporter: the white house pointed a finger at congress and said lawmakers need to get to work. >> congress has the power to pass legislation that the president can sign. pass patent reform. if it passed the free trade agreements. >> reporter: easier said than done. congress has left town for a month and the bitterness from the debt ceiling fight is still lingering. >> getting a washington-based solution to this problem is going