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The average size 2,600 square feet. look at that. it's up from 2,330 a decade ago it was 1,725 square feet in 1983. mega homes are driving the average up. about 9% of homes built last year were bigger than 4,000 square feet. >> people were a lot smaller in the early '80s. >> paychecks are either moving sideways or shrinking, student loans are getting bigger and our houses are humongous. square that circle for me. >> i'm bad at math, thankfully. it would also depress me. great to see you today. great to see you today. "new day" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com asked quest...

Carolina as respects her natural and civil concerns." one of the natural concerns the governor wrote about are these fossils that were dug up in 1725 by a group of slaves outside of charleston, south carolina. he describes these fossils as the grinders of an elephant. turns out those grinders were the very first fossils found in north america, and they did not belong to an elephant, they belonged to a mighty, mighty woolly mammoth. and that has new, eye-popping relevance to some news out of south carolina tonight that you probably will not believe, but i swear, it is true. and that story is co...

This book, "a view of south carolina as respects her natural and civil concerns." one of the natural concerns the governor wrote about are these fossils that were dug up in 1725 by a group of slaves outside of charleston, south carolina. he describes these fossils as the grinders of an elephant. turns out those grinders were the very first fossils found in north america, and they did not belong to an elephant, they belonged to a mighty, mighty woolly mammoth. and that has new, eye-popping relevance to some news out of south carolina tonight that you probably will not believe, but i swear, it i...

Us. the federal reserve announced it would continue buying bonds at $85 billion a monday to stimulate the economy. that news sent stocks soaring. the dow rose 1% and closed at a record high of 15,676 points. the s&p 500 went to 1.2% to close at a record high of 1,725 points. so yay for the 1 percenters who already had a lot of money on monday to begin with. so i guess the argument can be made that it helps the overall economy. but maybe not, since even more numbers on thursday basically screwed up the whole week for me and may have very well cured mid 1 percenter porn addiction, at least on th...

Saying the u.s. economy is too weak to stand on its open and because of that the market soared. the dow spiked more than 100 points after the fed announcement closing at 15,676. the s&p 500 jumped to a new high of 1725. both posted their best day since june 13. nasdaq closed up 1%. with me now, jack markow of delaware. so the fed announced the economy is not doing well. you can't look at it any other way. the fed wouldn't be doing if they thought the economy was doing well. >> i think there are millions of americans who would agree. the people across the country love to be working and who aren...