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>> martha, great to see you. >> this is interesting, they are trying to speed up the foreclosure process and get some of these homes back into working mortgages, right? >> to some extent and let's add context here. part of this, we have to look at the politics of this. this grows out of an investigation by state attorneys general and the feds into what amounted to sloppy paperwork by banks. who were rushing through foreclosure documents. mostly, with very rare exceptions, the banks were not foreclosing on people who were late with payments but were guilty of sloppy paperwork and is a huge pr n...

Plant after there was word that they spent years working at the plant. it concluded that the regulatory commission should get access for data base on criminals and foreign travel to keep out the terror suspects. the commission reported it's working to make things secure. the suspect, mogels in back in yesmen and there is no evidence that the work at the power plant was connected to any terror group. new worries that banks kicked out families from the home without following procedure. the record amount of foreclosures caused lenders to become sloppy with the paperwork. that and in many cases ...