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Amount of money that troubled homeowners owe on their mortgages. this move comes as we get yet another report showing foreclosures remain an enormous problem in the housing market. the foreclosure listing service realtytrac reports that on average foreclosed homes last year sold for 28% less than non-foreclosure homes. that's up from 27% the year before. it's a massive obstacle for folks trying to sell their homes. gerri willis from the fox business network is with us. tell us about this plan to try to help here. this is a multibillion-dollar plan that the administration is trying to get banks...

Each claiming to be his his truss. they did not release details of the divorce. they will share custody of two young children. foreclosure crisis still hitting hard across the nation. remember, housing problems helped push the economy into the recession in the first place. now we are told banks are taking over homes at a near record rate. more than 90,000 repossessions last month alone, that's according to the foreclosure listing service relative track. company predicts foreclosures this year will top 1 million. we know homes in foreclosure lose value. there is new research to suggest that tho...

$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 ...

$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 ...

>> shepard: the main u.s. church victims group dismiss the comments meaningless unless the pope does more to protect kids against abusive clergy. it's a bit of a bumpy road to recovery as two economic reports show today the first is about the housing the place where our economic problems did begin risky mortgages for borrowers that couldn't afford them. the fallout for that continues with foreclosures surging in the first three months of the year, up by more than a third compared to last year. that's according to the foreclosure listing service called realty track. it reports the worst problem...