we look at what's next for the web giant with scott kessler of s&p. and the big cost of outfitting your little slugger. we look at the rising costs of playing team sports. that and more tonight on "n.b.r.!" >> susie: new worries about the u.s. economy today: news of a big surge in foreclosures. 311,000 homes started the foreclosure process in the second quarter, that's a 9% increase from the beginning of the year. erika miller has a closer look on what a new foreclosure wave could mean to the housing recovery. >> reporter: the surge in new foreclosures is not just bad for homeowners facing eviction. it's bad for the neighborhood. when distressed properties hit the market, they tend to drag down prices of other homes for sale. fortunately, this time, there are also offsetting factors, like an improving job market and low interest rates. so, there probably isn't much room for prices to fall further. >> on a national basis, you are starting to see stabilization in home prices. that's an encouraging development and a different nature of what we've seen so

joining us now, scott kessler, senior equity analyst at s&p capital i.q. you know, scott, this company is one thing or another. you say that things are stabilizing at yahoo. tell us why. >> we think so, susie. if you think of the last year, the company has had i think four ceos. it's really astounding. and actually haven't decided on a permanent ceo. the krntd acting ceo is ross levinson has been in the company two years. we think the company would be best suited to put him in that chair. we think he has brought a lot of the stability that you refer to to the company. he has a steady hand. he has experience, and he's well likeed and respected across the industry. in addition, they've done a number of content partnerships as of late, and announced that they're actually moving forward on selling part of a stake in the chinese internet conglomerate. >> susie: you know, since you brought up the subject of management and ross levinson. put up a graphic to remind everybody how many ceos they've had going back to terry simmel, and then the founder jerry wang who w

we look at what's next for the web giant with scott kessler of s&p. the big cost of outfitting your little slugger. we look at the rising costs of playing team sports. that and more tonight on "n.b.r.!" >> susie: new worries about the u.s. economy today: news of a big surge in foreclosures. 311,000 homes started the foreclosure process in the second quarter, that's a 9%

we look at what's next for the web giant with scott kessler of s&p. and the big cost of outfitting your little slugger. we look at the rising costs of playing team sports. that and more tonight on "n.b.r.!" >> susie: new worries about the u.s. economy today: news of a big surge in foreclosures. 311,000 homes started the foreclosure process in the second quarter, that's a 9%