aggressive and situational buyers of homes are looking for the exit door now i spoke earlier with mike richardson who's a contributor to the marc motley fool and i asked him to comment on the investment funds that are snapping up house as they're forming rental companies to manage them and then spending them off into i.p.o. and i ask this is a sign of an underlying weakness. thank goodness with the financial engineering labs on wall street or back to business you know. the sarcasm but it's you know it's really had hoped that this phenomenon of let's figure out a way to make a quick buck on the investor past because you know these these rules they're talking about reminds me a lot of what we saw with the collateral as mortgage obligations five or six years ago where you know that they looked at you know a variety of duties from its mortgages slide from kabul back together and then put them to people as investments we don't know how that story played out five years ago so i don't hoping there's a tacit but you know if they're looking at those you know which absolutely will tell if these are going t

mike jeffreys doesn't want larger people shopping in his store. he wants thin and beautiful people. he doesn't want his core people that richardsonwear his clothing should feel like one of the cool kids. >> what message does that tell young women, that they need to be a certain size in order to be a perfect body. that's not cool. >> to be thin is cool and that's not okay. >> the average woman isn't like a size ten10 or 6 you know. there's full figured women out there and they shouldn't be judged by this man. >> in a 2006 interview jeffrey's company said it isn't targeting all shapes and sizes. he says a lot of sizes can't belong in ore clothes. are they exclusionary? absolutely. >> they have racy advertisements. they even got in trouble for markets thong underwear to preteens and yet the company is expanding with more than 300 locations in the u.s. >> abercrombie & fitch is not responding to requests for a comment. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning saturday." i'm nancy cordes. >> and i'm anthony mason. coming up this half hour, three of the biggest names in music. carol king willie nelson and annie lennox are being honored tonight