foreclosure in august, from a mortgage default notice to a bank repossession, according to realty trac. that's down less than one percent from a month ago and up 18 percent from a year ago. almost two out of every three of these foreclosure filings come from just three states, nevada, florida and california. on area of less bad news may be fewer bank repossessions in august compared to a year earlier. while existing home sales have jumped in recent months, a third of them are considered distressed sales. banks may be backing away from repossessions, trying to work out deals with homeowners instead of taking back the house and trying to sell it, which could add more downward pressure on prices. world wide oil demand is expected to go up... thanks to better than expected economic data here in the united states and in china... for the second month in a row, the international energy agency raised its forecast.. saying oil demand is likely to rise next year.. to almost 86 million barrels a day.... the agency revised its forecast up by half a million barrels a day ... but it also said oil de

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trac tracy poths has the latest. >> reporter: her mother's urging parents to go their children vaccinated. >> i just can't fathom that this happened to me. >> the university of michigan reports that only 4 out of 10 parents plan to have -- >> i don't want to put my kids at risk. >> reporter: even health care workers are concerned. some hospitals are singling out employees who don't get the vaccine. >> if you're going to encourage your patients to get it, i think you need to step up to the plate. >> reporter: but in new york where the state told public employees to get the vaccine or get fired, they protested today. they're worried about 1976, when thousands were stricken with a paralyzing dizzy after taking the flu vaccine. >> there's some concern about whether all the of the hype is necessary. >> reporter: federal health officials told congress today that vaccine is safe. >> no corners have been cut. >> we have safety data from decades of experience with seasonal vaccines which are made in the same manner. >> reporter: h1n1 is now widespread in 26 states, including texas, where one exile

and there were no other employees in that areamee s co tmoa acnth after a trac side a ntonmach side a machine like this one was struck and killed on the orange line. what metro general manager arrived in late 2006. four metro workers were killed in just 13 months. how much time did you lose? >> about 20 minutes. >> the passengers we talked to understand the needs to shut down the tracks to deal with something so important. what they don't understand is why these incidents and other metro problems keep happening. >> this is a long wait. i don't understand why i need to pay metro all these money and it is still, just still nothing is happening. >> you can certainly understand what customers think when they see and read these reports. it is just understandable. certainly from the transit agency's part, it weighs on the minds of many here. >> they tell us that they are still investigating exactly what happened in that last incident when they were struck in august by the track machinery on the orange line. a safety stand down was ordered after that incident by the metro general manager. ot

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