is astonishes that the agencies that are uncoordinate giving out money to housing. four tarp agencies and three involving freddie mac and fannie mae. and federal reserve and u.s. treasury and fha and a partridge in a pair tree. merry christmas, america. they are stealing your money again. it is unbelievable. they passed out all of the mon yenone of the money worked >> jamu, we are seeing no improvement in the housing market. >> they passed it out to the banks and incent vised and coaxed along and they probably should have been forced to do the thing they don't want to do. principle reduction . this is on the backs of the banks. i will sit here and say surprise you, folks, government intervention will not fix the problem. let's have the banks look at two words they are running away from. >> john, we are getting a giggle out of >> i am getting a giggle. i am against government intervention and i am for government force. one and the same. government fueled the bubble and prolonged the crisis with some of the hand outs that the panels alluded to. it was not just for ban

. >> when astronauts first arrive back on earth, their movements appear a little awkward and uncoordinated. that's because an organ deep in the inner ear, the vestibule, temporarily stops functioning properly. in normal times, it helps identify gravity and maintain ee kwil librium. but after months of weightlessness, the organ fails in its role, and suddenly keeping balance becomes a lot more difficult. so nasa has come up with a 45 day rehabilitation program to help astronauts readjust. the first step restoring gravity is getting them to do simple walking exercises. after months of floating in zero gravity, astronauts have to relearn how to walk. a part of their exercises has them taking exaggerated steps to work their muscles. this also allows them to feel gravity under their feet again. another exercise has them throwing and catching different size balls. although it looks like child's play, it is a complicated task for someone that's lost their sense of balance. through these exercises, the brain and body slowly remember how to respond to gravity. he gradually regains his balance. ten

daughters of them had agreed to be a dance student and she be the coach of the zero tone deaf and uncoordinated his performances were memorable. what he laughed and talent he compensated for in which. when he failed to remember his steps he fell across the floor. as he dragged the flight he greeted an imaginary audience. nothing like a bit of vulgarity from the child. what he could not fathom was that it joey was no substitute for safety which he no longer felt in his presence. nor could he imagine her days in school among the classmates who treated her like a sensation. only some of the questions that she asked for her own. the ones where the children mocking her father that they incessantly badgered her while she stared at their faces and fallback the tears. when the first 15 team spell came over salamain he thought she starved herself but when she fainted awful stomach he blamed himself in his complicated life for his daughter's malady. the cardiologists returned without a definitive diagnosis and advised that he observer closely for few. he had tried hard to keep hurt out of his own world l

the dude who one year for christmas received eight copies of leo the late bloomer from various uncoordinated relatives. >> wow. you must have come up with that guy who visits the brooke brothers outlet more than his own invaw lid grandmother. >> you would know a thing or two about trash having come of age playing cigarette butt hunter on top of a landfill. >> you look like the product of what would happen if david spade the sex with the movie "dead poet society." >> keep them coming dude who works for the saddles in "true grit." >> i know you acting like this. and that's because your father used to bring you to work to watch him fire people. >> it is that laceration i would expect from a man who wasted his 20s walking around in dark sunglasses because people just don'ts [bleep] get it, man. >> isn't your daw lor yuan double parked in a handy capped space? >> and another happy ending, bill. jesse and dana now share a converted loft in a progressive area of brooklyn? >> really? i need to go to one of the potluck dinners. >> it is me, nick, chris, dana, jesse and chris brown. >> it is a "sesame

but this super pac that may be organized has to do what it does on an uncoordinated basis. >> joininged rollins and jenna juice noel. ed, you have been in this business a long time, politics ain't bean bag, especially at the presidential level. come on! this is how it's done. >> and the architect of those ads, of that super pac is the best in the business, my number-1 choice. romney beat up everybody last time. he had a field day. he beat up everybody and then, we beat him up. so, you know, it's part of the game. newt's problem is he got to the top of the heap here without any money or organization. so he doesn't have the money to respond and he wants to run a quote, above-board, positive campaign. and you know, he's not answering his own charges. >> monica: that only goes so far. we hear this every couple of years. we hear the american public doesn't want to see negative ads. but you know what? they work. we are seeing it with newt gingrich's numbers coming down because he has been the punching bag. >> absolutely. it's a clean way for the candidates to be removed. when a pac gets inv

but i'm completely uncoordinated. i have never taken a zumba class before.nd frankly, as far as dressing up as a santa goes, the only furry hat that i'm wearing these days, kyra, is actually this one. so i think it's a better look though, yeah? >> i tell you what, it's living in london and that whole influence of the queen and all her hats. zain has taken it a whole new direction. thank you, zain. happy holidays. >>> well, i don't know if she's going to be wearing a hat, but we are going to talk about the dow jumping almost 200 points on friday to wrap up the week. straight to the new york stock exchange and karina is with us this morning. >> morning, kyra. i wish i had a hat. you should have given me advanced warning. >> how about a hat trick? pull some good numbers out of your hat. >> i can't do that either. unfortunately we are looking for a drop of about 120 points on the dow. and as we have seen, the market driver remains europe with concerns about their debt problems. initially remember on friday the markets were happy with the proposals presented by e

but this super pac that's been organized, it has to do what it does on an uncoordinated basis. >> steve because your ads, ron paul's ads have taken their toll on his campaign. you look at the numbers. he was way threw and now he's moderating. he and you are neck and neck. >> well, i think as people have taken a look at his record and the fact that these ads that have come from campaigns and in my case, not from our campaign, but from the super pac organized to help me, pointed out some of the aspects of his record that people weren't aware of and that brought the numbers down. there is nothing that any of these ads, by any of the candidates are showing by speaker gingrich that president obama would not put out with his billion dollars money he would put out down the road. it's probably a good time for people to see these things and make up their mind. >> brian: the polls seem different from last week. you really rising in a lot of polls. in iowa in particular, there is something else happening. ron paul is leading the politics projection. what does it say about the people of iowa if a l

instead of a tailored and holistic response family and youth confront a highly fragmented, uncoordinated set of services that are usually left to navigate on their own. not only is this tragic for homeless families there's a growing body of evidence that repeated housing instability is costly to public assistance. the good news is that there are solutions. investing in more housing assistance now can save money over the long term for schools, child welfare, the health care system and other public institutions. in june of 2010, the obama administration acted. for the first time the federal government set a goal to end family youth and child homelessness by 2020. opening doors is based on a growing body of evidence that shows how targeted comprehensive solutions are more cost-effective than temporary fixes. affordable housing is a cornerstone of any effort to reduce and ultimately end homelessness. the preservation and expansion of affordable housing through rehabilitation is critical to ending family homelessness. unfortunately, though, the trendline for affordable housing are going in al