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We have with us the secretary of veterans affairs, secretary shulkin. >> good afternoon. we have over 528,000 veterans in the affected area, and the department of veteran affairs is here to make sure they are getting the care they need. our medical centers have remained opened throughout texas and louisiana. although some of our outpatient centers have been damaged, everyday we are getting more and more opened up. i'm very proud of the men and women that serve in the department of veteran affairs to make sure we fulfill that mission. as many people said, today was an amazing day. i was honored...

In the state department. they call that regular order and the right way to do things, approximate no one has denied the permitting at this time. it is under review. that is not something that you can throw you into an emergency initiative. second riaril secondarily, they want to cut federal employees by on 10% which will throw us into another dip of high unemployment, and they want to cut across the board. you cannot run a government in that manner. frankly, they want to ignore the 6 million people who need unemployment insurance and most economists say if they do that, they will cost the loss...

California, were making $800,000 a year. little tiny town making that much. the state comptroller out in california, fellow by the name of john chang has been looking at some of the big pensions that people in big cities get. take a look at this -- we've got some -- some quotations on how much some of these people are making. for instance, chief fong in san francisco. look at that. her last year in office, she was making $528,000 and right now, her annual pension is $229,000 for life. >> i wonder how many people knew this ahead of time. what about the deputy chief that's now retired. the deput...

Who has tough words swieg still have a long way to go. david lee miller is live in our new york city newsroom. how many people do they think this whole year will lose their homes to the banks. >> reporter: they are saying that the first half of this year 528,000 homes have been repossessed by banks. the forecast by realty track is about it even of the year 1.2 million homes will be foreclosed on and that would be a record you are passion the 900,000 homes last year. 100,000 homes a year are foreclosed upon. let's take a look at the list of the states with the highest foreclosure filings. arizo...

$300 million to the securities and exchange commission, the s.e.c. and the rest to investors who lost money. foreclosure listing service says more than a million americans are likely to lose their homes this year. nearly 528,000 were taken over by lenders in the first six months of the year. pace that would eclipse the more than 900,000 homes repossessed in 2009. the senate today passed a sweeping overhaul of regulation covering the financial industry. with the help of three republicans. correspondent shannon bream tells us what is in the bill and what is not. >> from now on, every american ...