is ubs managing director eric sheridan and on the phone, raymond james senior internet analyst aaron kesslerntlemen, welcome to you both you both cover amazon, so i'll start with you, eric what message is amazon sending with this purchase of whole foods? >> this is another step in the evolution of amazon. amazon has always struggled in some of the categories that under index to e-commerce, groceries, consumer packaged goods and apparel. we think this move today moves them well far ahead in the grocery space. amazon fresh has had a slow rollout over the last couple years, yet as we talked about earlier on the earlier panel, it is the largest share of wallet for u.s. consumers so this lines up very well with their prime strategy, very well with expanding category, very well with expanding their wallet share of consumer homes. >> so pretty bullish aaron, let me ask you, you know, whole foods wasn't doing all that great recently as a public company. it was trying to shake that whole paycheck kind of image and amazon fresh in itself was having struggles penetrating the online grocery category. wh

analysts do not think the fine itself is material alphabet boasts a cash pile here of $92 billion aaron kessler of raymond james says the broader question is whether google changes how it displays search results for those products in europe, but estimates any financial impact would be in his words minimal. guys, back to you. >> all right, josh thank you very much. >>> let's switch gears to housing. a new report showing that once again home prices are rising across america, this as interest rates keep falling, raising the chorus of voices expressing concern about a 2007-like bubble in housing diana olick joining us from what may be the hottest housing market in the united states, washington, d.c. diana. >> reporter: you may be right. the latest gains on the s&p case-shiller home index hit a new high but were smaller than expected the national index rose 5.5% year over year in april, down from 5.6% in march the ten-city composite came in down from the previous month and the 20-city was up 5.7%, also down from march. now, here comes the perspective. these are prices recorded on closed sales in apr