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but the national association of realtors says the gain doesn't signal a recovery, as it comes on the heels of a three-month decline. >> tom: still ahead, from facebook to farmville, are you working i.r.l.? don't worry-- if you don't know what that means, harry lin will explain. >> susie: we continue our look at the enron scandal, marking the tenth anniversary of the energy giant's collapse. for many, enron symbolizes more than one company's fraud. it's shorthand for many other concerns for the american public: weak regatioul questionable accounting practices and corporate corruption. as we continue our series, "enron ten years later," darren gersh reports congress is revisiting the tough corporate accounting rules it put in place to prevent another spectacular financial fraud. >> reporter: the images were riveting. top executives from a company that was once one of the nation's most admired taking the fifth before congress. congress responded to enron's fall by passing the sarbanes- oxley act, one most sweeping laws to tighten accounting rules and governance standards for corporations since the great depre

nation left in shock. nine months on, the new zealand city remains in ruins. $11 million has been reinvested in reconstruction, but improvements are slow. the recoverys a long and painful one. this is the red sun. 65 hectares of the worst hit inner-city. an estimated 20,000 people have left the city, and among those who remain, frustration. >> how's the recovery effort going, do you think? >> very slow. very little has been done. >> it has gone nowhere. >> there are still stretches for you cannot actually drive, and if you do, you have to crawl. >> it could be a very long time to get everything completely up to speed. 5, 6 years. yes, i do see the frustration. i have to keep my head clearly in a space that look several years out. we will build a more secure future. >> the disaster caused christchurch its seven rugby world cup matches they were due to host. and the economy continues to suffer. >> it is really bad. is quite quiet -- it is quite quiet, as you would expect. >> canterbury to be was one of the worsted victims of the -- tv was one of the worst hit big thumbs. today is back on air. conditions are cramped, but each broadcast speaks of the fi

but the national association of realtors says the gain follows three months of decline and is not enough to signal a housing recovery. that's your money watch. for more, go to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> in the 30 years since a.i.d.s. and hiv was diagnosed in america, baltimore has seen its new infection rate climb to be the fifth worst in the country. but as mike schuh reports, some are looking to fight back in a very big way. >> reporter: on this giant field, 4,000 people willing to wear this red plastic poncho, with some patience and a little direction, are going to -- >> stand up and create the world's largest human red ribbon. >> reporter: the goal of that is to raise awareness of hiv. >> reporter: an attempt specifically targeted for thursday. >> to celebrate and bring attention to hiv for world a.i.d.s. day. >> letting people be aware of hiv and a.i.d.s. >> and why does it matter to you? >> why does it matter to me? because i have it. >> reporter: williams had it for 24 years. >> when i found out i had it, i lost the will to live. >> reporter: you're lookin