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A mobile home park in calla mesa killing one woman, two others are unaccounted for at this point. the states largest utility company cut out power to thousands of customers to try to lessen the risk. a very dangerous situation out here. you have lots of firefighters, brave men and women working hard on the hot spots to contain the fire so it doesnt hurt anyone else. neil: thank you very much. stay safe yourself. in the meantime, the race for the white house is coming on, and cable news, could it...

Neighborhood and to our city. we are blessed to live in a community comprised of close circles of friends who have supported us and grieve with us. i can assure many people are grieving over the horrendous nature of what happened to this family in here, the two parents, 10-year-old son, housekeeper veralicia figueroa and the two daughters away at boarding school who have lost absolutely everything, ashleigh, and now have to deal with that new reality. >> tom, look, it is unbelievable to me as we...

Lenders. in nevada we have a very unique program, a mediation program that brings lenders and individuals having trouble together to try to things workout. martha: by the wait administration has been going at it it puts the onus on the banks to work deals out. there will be voters in nevada, and they may say, you know, that that is a sort of insensitive, i guess for lack of a better word way of looking at this housing deal, that it has to bottom out. will he be able to get traction on that? do p...

>>guest: it has been so recent, though. the regulators are still very focused on credit risk. but we need to focus on interest rate risk and that is tied with what congress and the administration does. >>neil: you dont see hyper inflation situation? >>guest: no, no, no. this would be very --. >>neil: in the housing environment, job gains notwithstanding, where do you see that going? >>guest: that is a big question mark for the economy. the good news is the delinquencies are slowing and with the ...