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Census Bureau / Where We Live #900252

NBC Evening News for Thursday, Mar 20, 2008
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(Studio: Brian Williams) Report introduced.

(St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana: Martin Savidge) A Census Bureau study on US population growth reviewed; statistics cited; details given of the role of the troubled housing and mortgage markets. [Louisiana resident Barry LEMOYNE‡- reacts to St. Bernard and Orleans Parishes being among the fastest growing counties.] [Demographer Greg RIGAMER†- says we’re not fast-growing but recovering.] [Brookings Institution William FREY†- explains the growth in the South.]

Reporter(s):
Williams, Brian;
Savidge, Martin
Duration:
00:02:10

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