keith morrison: i'steven powell wasof arrested for child pornography in september 2011. >> stephen powellh powell was under suspicion, and as autumn deepened into winter truck and judy cox heard again and again, the arrest of josh powell was next, could happen any day, so they waited, held their breaths and took indoor boys charlie and braden. how was it living with those boys for the months you had them? >> how about exhausting? >> yes, we went to bed exhausted every night. >> but it felt good to have the kids there. >> they were much stricter disciplinary and then josh, enforce early bedtimes and regular meals and according to josh's sister and brother in law, the kids thrived. >> right after the custody hearing where they were finally in the cox's home we saw them that they, and they were withdrawn and angry and quiet, and then two months later they were sitting on laps, hugging and playing and listening will people read stories to them and they were acting more like a little boys. >> we're also very concerned for the welfare of our grandchildren. >> chuck and you were determined to ke

this jay powell get to declare victory? stephenhe problem with the analogy, the economy never really lands. coming into the year, this was the first question everyone would ask. that presumes we are playing a game with a specific end date. is the economy at recession at june 30 or not and if it is not, it is a soft landing. the economy doesn't land, it keeps going. if we see growth, i would say probably on the subpar side but well above zero. that is not a landing. if that that has to keep tightening, the economy isn't likely to crack. tom: jonathan will -- miller, people are telling me we have rate disinflation? stephen: we are about to get a new reading on home prices because just like -- when it looked like home prices would fall, they rebounded and you are seeing a little bit on the same thing on the rent side where rent -- what we were expecting was more of a correction than a decline. it wasn't a bust. home prices and rents when so -- ups -- rents went up so much in the last two years, there was a presumption that they would