allie wolf, chief economist will be joining us after the break.his is bloomberg. ♪ >> today, we're focused on the signals of the global economic recovery. one part of the recovery that remains red-hot in the united states was housing. tomorrow, we start to get the latest round of the data on the sector and we're are pretty sure that it will stay pretty hot. >> housing, absolutely on fire. we were talking about it in canada. in the u.s., we are getting more data tomorrow. home sales are excited to come in at an annual rate of 6.1 million. impressive. let's bring in allie wolf for more. is there anything curving the momentum in housing? >> on the demand side? no. housing is crazy. i could pick up a dart and throw it at a map of the u.s. and i could bet money that is universal across price point and or groups. they are doing really well. >> it is going well. they look at the rate environment. once you, the floor, that is the scoop on people. then there is the whole issue of availability and affordability. that is ultimately cribbing sales again. how

. >> reporter: wolf, greenberg is one of gaetz's closest friends and political allies.nto gaetz began with a broader sex trafficking investigation that resulted in greenberg being indicted. investigators are looking at whether gaetz and greenberg searched for women online and exchanged sex for gifts or money. gaetz has denied those allegations. so far, greenberg has entered a plea of not guilty, but greenberg is back in court, he will be before a judge tomorrow. as the charges add up, prosecutors have added allegations of embezzlement, as the counts and charges add up, so does the pressure on greenberg to flip on gaetz and others who may be in the alleged sex trafficking rim. so >> paula, thank you. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >>> joining us now, former deputy fbi director, andrew mccabe. he's the author of the book "the threat: how the fbi protects america in the age of terror and trump." is seeking a blanket pardon an action you would expect an innocent person to take? >> in a word, no. innocent people don't typically have those sorts of relationships with the p

. >> reporter: no question, wolf, it is an increasingly uneasy situation for the u.s. and its allies. while we continue to talk about rising tensions, we should also say there are points of cooperation and even collaboration between the u.s. and china. that's going to play out here in shanghai in just 24 hours. we expect john kerry, serving as a special envoy representing the biden administration to be here, to discuss how the two countries can work together to combat climate change. so one area where they are seeming to work together. >> we'll see what happens on that front. david culver, excellent reporting as usual. thank you very much. >>> police resignations in the wake of a fatal shooting of a young african-american man. the latest on the outranl over the death of daunte wright. tart. we didn't stop at computers. we didn't stop at storage or cloud. we kept going. working with our customers to enable the kind of technology that can guide an astronaut back to safety. and help make a hospital come to you, instead of you going to it. so when it comes to your business, y get exactly

reversal of sorts, a very clear reversal after an outcry, wolf, that in the first 80 days of the administration haven't seen from the democratic allies of the president and now just a short while ago white house responding. >> but they have to come up with a number now, gloria. >> right. >> and it's clear that the president is under enormous pressure from a lot of democrats and a lot of others saying this is wrong. only 15,000 refugees will be allowed to come to the united states and president biden said he would increase is that to 26,500. today he walked away were that. now he's under a lot of pressure and seems to be caving there. he's no new number released, at least not yet. >> this bides them a little bit of time, wolf. the jen psaki the spokesman saidlook, there's been some confusion. i don't think there has been confusion. i think they are trying to figure out how to do this because they know republicans will be on this. they want to let everybody in to this country. they made had a decision to keep the caps for a while and then the democrats said to them you promised us, which he did, during the campaign, that he was going t

wolf was saying. but in and get much to talk about and that we do need more the norms we need our allies to help us to support those. just like we were talking about a crane on last thursday, we need that sort of local sports from our allies to reports norms. and once the russians had exposed the 2018, it is as far as embedding malware. we need to call that out. name and shame and identify it and stick with our allies and not accepting the sort of behavior as something that we will allow russia to continue to stretch that boundaries they have in many of their activities and domains. as weas see here today. thank you. >> i think the election security question first i think that we will probably continue to see attempts to interfere in the u.s. elections. and obviously, somewhat successful in 2016 can agree and agree with the doctor that no very successful is targeting into structure in 2020. i did not happen by happenstance, that's a result of a lot of hard work not only by the systems and the relationships they have at the state and local officials making sure those systems are hardening as well as el