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>> a pardon proposed in 2004 by two senators, but never passed. and the dow immediately dropping 280 points when the news broke of the singapore summit cancellation. the wall street fear gauge up 8%. netflix shares rose yesterday making it the most valuable media company for an afternoon. it topped disney briefly in market value. disney regained the crown by the end of the day. $152 billion. netflix is behind at $141 billion. home sales slowing. sales of existing homes fell 2.5% in april. overall sales down 1% this year. inventory is tight. especially for starter homes. that is pumping up ...

Of the day. it is worth $152 billion. netflix behind and comcast behind. home sales slowing. high prices and rising mortgage rates. sales fell 2.5% since april. inventory is tight. especially for starter homes. home buyers are facing higher prices and borrowing costs. 30-year fixed rate jumped to 4.66% this week. the highest since 2011. facebook finally joining a long held practice for tv and nuclear weapo newspapers. it will keep an archive of ads. twitter putting a badge and disclaimer on ads. facebook and twitter faced criticism for meddling in the 2016 election. >> finally. a lot of pe...

Colleagues have called me nonstop, i spoke to the speaker of the house, the democratic leadership and what they said is there will be no divide, no sunshine between them on what texas needs. and i'm going to take them at their word. right now i'm writing a bill of aid for house that i hope to introduce for $152 billion. and frankly, it may go up even more. and i welcome the support of our two united states senators and their leadership and i look forward to the bipartisan leadership. let me tell you, people are dieing, people are still needing to be rescued. as the mayor of beaumont said they'...

Washington. this is just shifting the burden to new york state, which is going to have to increase the income tax and property taxes are going to go up. >> absolutely not. >> go ahead, congresswoman. >> i respectfully disagree. that's completely untrue. i was a new york state assembly member, and the governor has what i call an unconstitutional slush fund to the tune of billions of dollars. hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent by this governor against the interest of the taxpayers to meet his needs and to leverage his interests against those of the taxpayers and to buy off basically...

Governor to meet his needs anz leverage his needs against the taxpayers. there is so much more room in the state budget. medicaid -- out of $152 billion bunt. 19 million people in new york. 38 million people in california and our budget is coming close to the california budget for a fraction -- >> i don't want to get into the weeds about new york city. but these are the conversations you've been having and have had this evening correct? >> absolutely. we've been fighting for a deal. in a free market system that we don't really have in new york, we would have -- this bill is really not a full r...