that program stops dangerous organisms overseas so we don t have to fight them here. it s been very successful, but it s far from over. really, it s getting its stride and this would pull the rug out from programs helping to insure we have a safer world, where new disease threats, whether it s flu or sars or mers or some other ebola-like illness emerges anywhere in the world, we re more likely to realize it s there and stop it there, helping local communities stop it rather than having to fight it here on our shores. all right. dr. thomas friedan, thank you so much. we appreciate all the information. thank you. the united states or the united nations, rather, says north korea is thumbing its nose add sanctions and ignoring those limitations, taking in tens of millions of dollars in the process.
morning after a long holiday week and today investors will be paying close attention to new reports on consumer confidence and the housing market. let s talk about that housing report, it s expected to show a new low in home prices in the 20 largest metropolitan areas according to the new york times. the standard & poor s case-shiller index will show existing home prices in march dipped below the lows reached two years ago. the world s biggest airlines taking in $22 billion last year in fuel, luggage and other fees according to a study in the wall street journal. nose add-ons accounted for nearly 23% of budget carrier spirit s revenue. $9 billion into government-run college savings plans known as 529s, up from $5 million in 2008. experts say one reason for the pick up is parents fearing their kids won t be able to afford college. photographic film is slowly reaching the end of its roll according to the photo marketing association. 20 million rolls of film will be sold compare
low in the 20 largest labor day metropolitan areas. memorial day. according to the new york times the standard & poor s you said labor day too. case-shiller index will show start all over. home prices dipped below the good thing it s taped. lows reached two years ago. the l.a. times reporting why don t you take it over. amazing video we have to show americans last year put $9 you. billion into government-run from mexico. truly an example of courage college savings plans, known as under fire. here s a look. 529 plans. that s up from $5 billion in 2008. experts say one reason for the pick up, parents fearing their kids won t be able to go to [ gunfire ] college, won t be able to afford a schoolteacher thinking on it. summer bummer, budget cuts her feet, calmly getting her forcing cities from new york to sacramento to shut down their kindergarten kids to duck and cover in their classroom as community pools. by doing so the cities say gunfire erupts just