martinez and karina. >> we had so much fun. we had so much fun learning it and getting it together. >> reporter: chaz bono finished seventh. >> the audience was pumped up. i was pumped up. >> for the second week in a row carson kressley landed in last place. >> we did not deserve sixes. come on, give us some extra snaps for that. >> reporter: the dancing may be over for another week but the drama is beginning. that's because another couple goes home in a couple of hours on tonight's results show. george pennachio for abc. >> somebody is getting voted off tonight. they're going home. first, catch ansode of last man standing and then "dancing with the stars" followed by body of proof at 10 and we're here at 11. we want to know what you think. we will be blog live on our facebook fan page. >>> oh, yeah. mother nature is liking us. another gorgeous day outside, plenty of sunshine. temperatures at 71 degrees. the winds are out of the east at seven miles an hour. the barometer is holding steady. so earlier today into baltimore awesom

. >> reporter: karina is testing out this option in case she's faced with the problem again. because this uses heated air, there is a slight possibility of scalp burn. but karina experienced just the open sift. >> it was very comfortable, really warm and relaxing. >> reporter: a relaxing way to douse a louse. >> unlike many chemical treatments, this device kills both the live lice and the eggs. you can learn more about the device at lousebuster.com. mary ann fab row nbc bay area news. >>> they've been connected since birth, but these two sisters will soon undergo separation surgery. angelina and angelica will undergo the surgery next week at stanford. they're joined at the chest and abdomen and have separate hearts, brains, kidneys, stomachs and intestines. this will be the second set of conjoined twins separated at the children's hospital. a team of doctors performed a similar surgery in 2007. the chance of conjoins twins is one in every 100,000 births worldwide. >> amazing the doctors at louis eel packard. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist. this was suntan weather

and karina. they deserve it. >> for one week? >> yeah, for one week. >> reporter: in sixth place, nancy grace, who victoriously got her first 8. >> we have so much fun. we have so much fun learning it and getting the '80s week together. tristan was at that time. >> reporter: chaz bono had triple 7s. >> the audience was all pumped up. and i was pumped up. that's what you've got to do it for. >> reporter: for the second week in a row, carson kressley landed in last place. >> we did not deserve two 6s. when you're doing ambitious

next, karina huber live at the new york stock exchange. i know we're hearing a possible end to surprises over the size of your cell phone bill. how so? >> right, brooke. the fcc is moving to end what it calls bill shock. that's when with you open your cell phone bill and see a number that is so large your eyes almost popt. essentially, they'resaying that st pgete $100 in overcharges, but one person even got a $68,000 charge for going over. don't quite know what happened there, but they're saying that parents often find this happens with kids. that's a little worrisome. starting next year essentially wireless companies have to send you an alert, via voice mail or text, and it will tell you when you're close to your limit. it will send you an alert when you go over. this will be free and automatic unless you opt out. >> let me ask you about those iphone 4s sales. i was at a store over the weekend to replace an iphone and they were all sold out. >> well, yeah. these are a very, very hot device. despite the lackluster reviews, essentially sold

karina morenos nos va a contar cÓmo ser. >> gracias. >> karina es una madre trabajadora. >> gracia. para a ser nuestros propios joyas lo primero que necesitamos son los materiales. >> cuÁles son los materiales bÁsicos? >> las pinzas. >> cuÁles son? >> alicate. >> dÓnde se compran? >> este es para sostener las piedras. >> en las tiendas de manualidades. >> son econÓmicas? >> cinco dÓlares mÁs o menos. >> bien econÓmicas. > >lueog? >> hilo, alambre, cadena y tambiÉn acrÍlico, glass, cristales, perlas. >> dÓnde conseguimos todos estos materiales? >> en tiendas de diseÑo manualidades, hay muchas casas para compra fÁcil y accesible. >> cuÁl es la tendencia en esta temporada para saber quÉ comprar? >> los collares de colores sÓlidos de dÍa y fuertes de noche. >> es es el collar que me hizo karina. >> ahÍ estamos viendo el de patricio. >> los colores sÓlidos son bien fuertes para el dÍa, y por la noche los brillos. >> manos a la obra. >> se puede hacer de cadena o de hilo. >> uno largo. >> uno largo es normalmente de 16 inches. lo cortamos con el alicate. siempre hay qu

karina huber live in new york. karina, these workers are about to pay more when it comes to insurance, right? >> that's right, martin. eye new study finds that nearly 40% of employers will penalize their workers next year if they are obese or if they smoke. that's a big jump from back in 2009 when it was 9%. at the moment, some state workers already pay more like in south carolina and georgia, but some of the private employers like walmart, the nation's largest private lawyer, will charge tobacco users higher premiums next year, but they'll operate on the honor system and not test specifically if you have nicotine in your blood. other companies use medical screenings. >> and what is behind all of this? >> well, of course this is about rising health care costs. they are soaring. and not only for workers, in most cases it's actually employers who actually pay more than we do. a kaiser family foundation study found next year it will cost an extra $1,300 for family insurance. essentially employers are trying to get you

karina huber is here to break down the numbers for us. the job situation in north carolina is not a really good situation for the president in what he's facing. >> reporter: not at all, susan. north carolina is one of the hardest-hit states. number six looking nationwide with the unemployment rate of 10.4% in august compared to the national average of 9.1%. you can see how dire the situation there is. and unfortunately the situation has been getting worse lately. currently half a million people are out of work right now. one big issue is that north carolina is a big migration state, so a lot of you are coming to the state, moving in there and there's been a 20% jump in the population over the past ten years. the problem is all these people are moving there with not enough jobs to go around. >> and is north carolina unique in that way? >> reporter: well, yes and no. like most states, north carolina has major industries that were really hit hard during the recession, notably mining and logging, construction and manufacturing. the slow down

martinez with his partner karina smirnoff will continue. >>> ravens and jacksonville. the ravens come in at 4-1 looking like a power house. jacksonville looks wounded. are they capable of sneaking up on the ravens. the ravens said that will in the happen. kickoff is set for 8:30 on espn tonight. >>> what to do if your neighbor does not clean its act. you click to fix. efforts to re move this eyesore. >>> the cost of halloween is going sky high. cr filling your -- why filling your trick or treat bowls will cost you more. join us here for abc2 news at 11. >>> another look at our forecast. >> could see a few showers. they're out in western maryland. yolk we'll see much rain at all. you should be fine. your hour by hour forecast another good looking day with more sunshine, so another great october day. just enjoy it while we still have it. how did they get -- have you ever been to jacksonville? >> driven through it. >> that's the best way. two monday night games and we don't get any. 8:00, "dancing with the stars." get online, to be page and katie, our blogger is waiting f

i'm karina huber in new york. >> now, speaking of it, many americans have a dim view of it. those are the ruts of a telephone poll of 1,007 americans. only 3% said they trust wall street a great deal to do what's best for the u.s. economy. while more than half said they don't trust wall street at all. a whopping 80% said they think wall street bankers are greedy and just 24% said they think wall street is community minded. americans did give wall street very high marks for being intelligent but while americans seem upset with wall street they're deeply divided about the occupy wall street protests. the greatest number of people say they lpts suaren't sure wha think about them. >>> now, those occupy wall street protests have been similar to different movements. maggie lake says they carry a message with other common protests. >> there is a democracy deficit right now in many countries. on the one hand democracy is growing in places like egypt, they've had democratic revolutions but there is a feeling that democracy is not functioning properly. when governments continue to do

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karina huber has our wrap-up. >> reporter: a big rally to kick off the week on wall street. news that german and french leaders reached a plan to solve the european debt crisis by the end of the month helped stocks surge. financial shares let the rally with most of the major banks closing higher by 6% or more. investors are hopeful a concrete plan will deal away with the uncertainty plaguing the market. the dow rose to 11,433. the nasdaq and s&p 500 each added 3.5%. and netflix shares closed lower by almost 5% after spiking earlier in the session. the company announced a plan it is dropping a plan for its dvd by mail service while price hikes will remain in effect. last month netflix said it would put its dvd mail service under the qwikster name. alcoa is slated to post its quarterly results after the close. the company's release is seen as the unofficial kickoff of corporate earnings season. that's the day on wall street. >>> as karina said, it is the beginning of earnings season in the u.s. alcoa traditionally kicks off the event. its quarterly results coming after the clo

karina huber live at the new york stock exchange. we're 60 minutes away from the closing bell. how are the numbers? >> they're looking great, brooke. the dow is p up by 263 points, a gain of about 2.3%. nothing happening in the u.s. that's driving the markets. it's all about europe. investors showing confidence in that pledge by french and german leaders to back european banks. of course the european banks are intertwined to the u.s. banks so the rally is because of banks. stocks are not the only things glittering. oil, gold and silver prices are rallying for the same reason. >>> let's talk netflix. it's got everybody all atwitter last month when they made that announcement. i guess this is the whole about-face? what's the story with netflix today? >> all right. well, qwikster, which would have been a catchy name, but across not one we're going to add to our lexicon anytime soon. just three weeks after netflix was going to split its service says never mind. it says it will not split the service or change the name of the dvd by mail service to qwikster. instead, it's sticking wi

karina rusk reports. >> reporter: driving on san jose street be like navigating a land mine of potholes ask >> it blew the tire and caused $1200. >> reporter: money is an issue on both sides of the problem. director of transportation warning city leaders that the numbers don't add up. >> we need to invest 100 million dollars a year to keep san jose's roads in good condition. unfortunately, we only have 15 million dollars a year. >> reporter: this is a city where nearly 2400 miles of paved streets. without regular maintenance, conditions are getting worse. transportation director tells us 900 miles are considered in good condition. look at the rest of the list. close to 1,000 miles are rated in fair condition. another 300 miles are classified as poor. more than 100 miles fall into very poor category. the mayor blames dire budget realitys. >> i'm not proud of the fact the roads are in terrible condition i'm also not proud of the fact we had to lay-off cops. >> reporter: road repair takes a 2/3 super majority to pass. >> if it is a small amount, it would be okay, maybe. >> maybe. >> report

let's go straight to karina. what happened karina? >> the focus really was on europe. the news was pretty good. we heard from france and europe that they were committed to the banks. we saw the financials take off today, even though it was was a broad-based rally. the banks really shown. we saw bank of america close up more than 6%. citigroup up more than 7%. keep in mind, the devil is in the details app and at this point, we don't know what is happening with the debt crisis. those are expected to come in about three weeks from now. we will have a lot of uncertainty in weeks to follow. we have seen the wild swings throughout the past two months. which is signs of an unhealthy market. so do expect volatility in the days ahead. snrs goes up 330 point, that's good news for a lot of investors. karina, thanks very much. >>> first, a california solar panel maker received huge loans from the energy department only to go bankrupt. now we are learning details of another troubled investment by the obama administration in the so-called green energy company. lisa sylvester has bee

on the current global financial worries but first let's get the latest from the business news with karina. hello welcome to business update this hour russia's currency has lost more than thirteen percent against the dollar since the beginning of september but the economic ministry says it's likely to strengthen towards the end of the year recovering to thirty roubles on the greenback and one factor undermining because he is the high rate of capital outflow standing at fifty billion dollars for the first nine months already exceeds official predictions for the whole year. and this year's russian crop harvest is on course to increase by more than half the nineteen million tonne result follows the poor numbers in two thousand and ten after the rate of the record drought but prime minister vladimir putin says there's still room for growth. according to be coming to this year's crude harvest would be a ring to mean two five million tonne. sixty million of that who would be wheat which is eighteen million tons more than from the two thousand and ten hard it means that russia will provide its de

we have to date now let's see what's happening in business karina's here. how about coming to our business update this hour russian markets are struggling highest stronger crude prices and gains on wall street are helping russian equities recover from tuesday shop law says russia took a big hit during the latest market turmoil as investors pull their cash out of the developing countries but analysts say that if a double dip recession is avoided emerging markets will outperform other global indices emerging markets in general are much stronger fiscally they have much stronger growth that is expected in europe in the u.s. and corporations in emerging markets such as russia and elsewhere are also much stronger so you know i think it's once for now investors are simply wrapped up on the concerns that we could get a catastrophe if we can avoid because hastert three weeks now looks more likely than i think once we settle down we will see more money coming back to emerging markets faster than two developed markets they just market twists have many investors scratc

max and stacey take on the global insurrection against greed but first the business headlines with karina. hello and welcome to this is our fate this hour thanks for watching us russia second largest lender. that's russia calling investment forum event as part of russia russia's effort to attract foreign investment this comes at a time when the country is suffering heavy capital outflow due to financial worldwide this is our culture that is at the fore for us getting arena so is the financial asserting making life difficult for events such as this to attract new capital. it is making life difficult for investors especially considering what we've seen happen when there are often a market plus of the ruble drop to its weakest close against the u.s. dollar and over the years also according to the latest reports of russia so and eighteen percent increase in foreign direct investments last year were worth around thirty five billion dollars at the same time since the beginning of this year up until now fifty a billion dollars has already left the country and this is already three times more tha

and it's time now to take a look what's happening in business karina's here. hello welcome to our business boards and thanks for joining me economic uncertainty has investors staying away from risky assets and in russia it has people preparing for the worst russians are rushing to sell the world will as it gets weaker but as business parties money in acosta reports the situation is more a reflection of ill informed panic on the current economic and part. switching your savings from and national currency to a foreign one may seem like a sign of panic but that's not the case in russia since the ninety's when hyperinflation made it impossible to put prices in rubles many people use the euros and he was dollars instead lots of russians still have their savings in foreign currencies partly because they don't trust the ruble stability and when there's any hint of financial turbulence people rush to convert which is what's happening now but analysts say that's making the situation worse the ruble weekend against the dollar extending its worst quarterly depreciation i

take a look at what's happening in the world of business karina joins us. hello and welcome to our business update this south thanks for joining me russia's national gas monopolies by the german energy and telecom company and of a call the company produces electric power using green energy and sells natural gas and internet services the talks have been going on for several months but no final decision has yet been taken last week that you want authorities approved the sale of a portion of a com to gas problem if the deal is completed it will be the first time gas bill will get access to the at the end users of natural gas in germany have a calm and a calm is an independent energy provider with a turnover overall seventy five million euros. that's a look at the markets now oil prices are struggling for direction to reaching a two months high in the previous session investors are waiting for the details of europe's plan to cope with a debt crisis its light sweet is trading close to ninety two dollars a barrel while brands blend it around one hundred and eleve

million euro and the move is part of your lever strategy to conquer faster growing and largely markets karina has a thirty percent share of russia's can care market. russian market has seen mergers and acquisitions grow close to their highest levels in a decade and research company dia logic says the total volume reach sixteen billion dollars in the first nine months of the year only two thousand and seven from want to thank god and say the majority were signed in the resource and the streets among them cover cold seventy percent of what is called for six billion dollars and france is told to cut off percent stake in russian company not a tough. tough look at the markets now oil is rising bursting early losses before a report that may show that retail sales in the u.s. clients tend to small i've read blandness training at one hundred twelve dollars a barrel while couple try is that in five. in europe stocks are on the rise at the forty's up wrong to zero zero one percent to do with b.p. and real tension leading the gains tax cuts acknowledges stocks are also offering support after google's re

karina rusk met today with those who have been waiting for this day for a very long time. >> karen meredith said she thought this day would never come. a clear end to the u.s. military presence in iraq. >> i hope the families have happy parties. that their loved ones are back. >> the president promised most of the troops remaining in iraq will be home for the health. lieutenant grant clark spent a year there says he knows the end of the war will be a relief for many. >> thereave been long series of deployment. soldiers that have been deployed three or four or five times. so the mission is over and we can return back to regular life. >> many home the iraq iraqi people seize the opportunity to maintain their own stability. >> all americans should be proud in terms of what our country has done and iraq can stand on its own two feet to really have a new beginning. >> the command in mountain view has already cancelled one company's scheduled deployment to iraq. the timing of today's announcement is welcome news. >> this news, expedites their original time line. most were on a time line. they wou

karina rusk with some of those frantic calls. >> the first of five 911 calls came in at 4:27 in the morning. >> there is multiple, i got a call there are multiple shooting victims in the quarry. it just happened. >> multiple? >> yes, multiple victims in the quarry. >> a senseless shooting rampage had unfolded at lehigh cement plant in cupertino. second call was no longer secondhand information. it came from an emotional man that watched the horror unfold. >> everybody is on the way. hold on for a second. >> please, they are going to die. >> hold on, sir. >> thank you. >> we believe this man took part in the longest of the 911 calls. he told dispatchers he had been shot. >> where are you shot? >> in my arms. i think one of my legs. >> okay. >> more than one caller identified the shooter as their co-worker, just five minutes after that first call a clear picture emerged as to what happened. almond had brought a handgun and assault gun and within and on opened fire. >> we pulled out an ak gun and he walked out with the gun and went crazy. >> he killed three people and wounded six. manhunt ende

karina rusk reports. >> reporter: san jose's budget woes will have an impact on the ambitious partnership with solar city. the hope was to put solar panels on 28 government buildings that would save an estimated $140,000 in energy costs the first year and $5.7 million over 20 years. budget cuts however could force the closure of libraries and community centers slated to get those solar panels. if they aren't open, that changes the whole energy savings formula. >> we wanted to move forward and save money today. we don't want to take money away from the general fund. >> reporter: solar city says it's ready to provide financing on whatever ultimately makes sense for san jose. leading solar install ser disappointed the department of energy may not come through with a promised $275 million loan guarantee for another project. that one is intended to put 160,000 solar systems on the homes of military families. >> without the loan guarantee there would be certain states we couldn't support solar in. states where there is a little solar investment today, it would be disappointing but we still plan

and karina wowing everyone. judges and the audience together. he stays right to the top, right near the top of the leaderboard. but maks did not. the audience loved his dance. len did not. and that led to a little blow-up. we have carson kressley here, live this morning, with what went down in the ballroom last night. >> and carson was also the creative director for the group dance. he gave a little flare to all of them. we're going to talk to carson coming up. >>> and we're going to talk to the man behind elmo. the master puppeteer. the man who helped make this cuddly little puppet a superstar. we're going to meet that man coming up. >> good morning. what are you talking about? >> it's all about you, elmo. we're talking about you. >> good. >> hi, elmo. i like that tie. >> it's new. it's new. >> very dapper. >> i just love you, elmo. thank you. are you jealous? >> josh is trying to boot you off the stage. >> calm down, mr. josh. >> i love you, elmo. >> elmo love you, too. >> it's like the tickle me robin. >> you can't help. maybe i'll dress as e

karina rusk, "abc 7 news." >> the hells angel who they say shot and killed a biker has been identified. the search is now underway for steven ruiz but police admit he may be dead. they say he gunned down 52-year-old a man after a confrontation at a grave side service for funeral saturday for jeffrey pedigrew. >>> some of the giants of silicon valley reported earnings and biggest of them all, apple reported a record setting profit but investors still expected more. business and technology reporter david louie has the story. >>> executives say how happy they were they set up 4 million iphones but that hurt the sales over the iphone 4 as people waited for the new model. apple did sell 17.1 million phones up 21% from the 14 million sold at the same time last year but that is five million fewer than expected. record sales for the mac and ipad helped them achieve the record profits. despite falling short, analyst thinks that apple has momentum. >> the strategic position in the iphone app, itunes and with the migration of digital entertainment into the internet will allow them to recover. >>

karina huber is live at the new york stock exchange. karina, let's start with walmart. what's the story? >> yes, okay, let's start with the world's largest retailer. the deal is they'll be offering a program over the holidays, how it works is if you buy something at walmart, then you find that same item somewhere else for cheaper, bring in the receipt and ad from the competitor and walmart will give you gift card for the difference. it's not a cash refund but store credit, which is a smart move. say the difference is $5, $10, we usually spend more of the value of the gift card so they could boost sale that's way. overall, brooke, this move just illustrates the kind of competition retailers are going to be facing over the holiday season to track consumers who are struggling with high levels of unemployment. >> given the competition, it makes me think, ong, if walmart is doing it, might others fol w follow? >> well, the truth is many are already offering price matching and some deals are better than walmart. if you look at best buy, they have price match, beth bath and be

i want to check in with karina huber it at the new york stock exchange. so it's been a good october, right? what do we expect in the following months? >> well, suzanne, let's just start by talking about how great a month it has been because, had you invested in an index fund at the begin being of october, one that tracks the s&p, the nasdaq or dow, you would have gained between 12% and 14%. that is it a very nice return for the month of october, particularly heartening to see after we had such a dismal august and september when the markets were weighed down by that credit downgrade and europe problems. as far as going forward, what does this mean? of course we'd like to have a crystal ball in moments like this. we've spoeken to some of those geeks, those who track stocks. they say this year is looking like a normal year and that means that november and december we should see gains, traditionally which is very good for wall street. so we expect nice gains again and hopefully we'll end in positive territory for the year. that's because we're seeing a better

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i'm karina huber on wall street. >>> new york state's comptroller expects 10,000 jobs are likely to vanish by the end of 2012, largely thanks to a sluggish u.s. economy and also substantial regulatory changes. wall street lost more than 4,000 jobs between april and august of this year. the comptroller says that job losses are likely to continue from here on. stock prices for wall street banks fell on trading in tuesday's session, andrew. >> interesting, isn't it. job loss announcements come as the obama bill while trying to new jobs gets squashed in the u.s. congress. >>> well, it is all about jobs. democratic party senators in the u.s. say that jobs are the heart of their bill to punish china for maintaining what they say is an undervalued currency. but on a state visit to china, the russian prime minister, vladimir putin, lashed out at the u.s. for what he sees as its own currency transgressions. mr. putin is on the second day of his two-day trip to beijing, and his visit is being closely scrutinized as russia appears to be forging closer ties. let's go live to beijing. just before we ge

martinez and karina smirnoff, got 28. not bad. high scores. he's looking good. i definitely think he's the front runner in this race. >> oh, yeah. >> surprisingly low score, ricki lake, who usually is on top, she she got just 24. >> look at that, nice. >> got 24 points. there you see chaz bono, low scorer again. 21 points. then we have got carson kressley, 19 points. i think he should get docked points for that outfit. >> yeah, what is going on, carson. good lord. richard simmons has nothing on him. >> we will see who gets eliminated tonight. i just love this show, i can't help it. >> you do. you do. it was good. you remember back in the day, i guess back in the '90s. limp biskit, the band. rock/rap band. apparently his star has fallen a little bit i think in recent years. but could be on the rise again. apparently fred has signed a deal to star in a half-hour comedy on cbs. he's going to star in it and help produce it. the name of it is really interesting. the name of it is d-bag, except it's the full part of the "d." i can't imagine cbs running with that. but

/karina. they each scored 29 out of 30. giving it to j.r. to win the whole competition. the worst score of the night tonight, chaz bono, he did a "phantom of the opera," and it didn't take off. the judges were not too kind, just 19 points. you have the hot story of the night. >> this could be pretty hot. from tmz, guess who is going to pose "playboy," and guess what she's going to get paid to do it? $1 million for a naked lindsay lohan. the deal has been in the works for months. she wanted $1 million off the bat. initially shunned $750,000, it just wasn't enough. apparently came back with a higher offer, not quite $1 million. she signed on the dotted line. the shoot started over the weekend. so it is in the works right now. they don't know which issue that she'll land in. probably, you know of course get the cover or whatever. doing the shoot apparently while doing her community service. >> maybe that's why she was late because she was shooting. >> i don't know. you have to see whether she is, how much interest there will be in her. i don't think. >> i think it will sell

. >> karina? >> so far 16 european nations have approved it. today the final vote, one country has to vote in favor and that's sovoccia. we could wait a while before it gets approved. that is causing jitters on wall street today. amazing to think a small country like that could have a huge impact on the world's number one financial market, but just goes to show you how globally intertwined we are. what happens when you have too many cooks in the kitchen. in the meantime, european leaders are recommending they get an out but the outlook for greece is still terribly weak. you did not have a market that is very confident today. time for a pull back today. the dow has gained 800 points in just the past week. kyra? >> we talked yesterday about the embarrassing flip-flop over netflix. what is the stock reaction then? >> like the flip-flopping at netflix its stock price is all over the place. netflix pops 10% and that followed the company's announcement that it would not spin off the dvd business. it makes up a third to a half of its sales. also this

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. >>> let's get straight to karina huber at the new york stock exchange. what's this talk it that the home prices could now be headed for a triple dip? >> right. what this means is that home prices could fall to a new low since the collapse of the housing market. you know, prices have fallen twice so far since then, and now here's the bad news. a financial analytics company says it expects home prices to fall once again by 3.6% by june of next year. now, that would puts prices at 35% below their peak hit in 200 civil. if you look at this chart, you can see the two big price drops, the first around 2007. that was due to the subprime crisis and reception. if you look at the second big price drop, that happened last year. that was due to the expiration of the home buyer tax credit which had artificially propped up the housing market. then of course we had the robe assigning scandal so prices went p up again. now banks have largely dealt with the scandal, foreclosures on the rise again so that, along with high unemployment, is causing the dire outlook. it it c