we asked d.r. horton what happened here, and it said it strives to respond to homeowner inquiries in 48 hours, then depending on the issues, it can take up to 60 or 90 days to complete resolution. unfortunately, in this case, we did not meet our internal expectations, nor the homeowner's. heather and brian contacted us online. you can, too. scan the qr code to fill out our consumer complaint form online. >> thanks, chris. >>> coming up next, the top stories we're following, including posing as a police officer. the suspect arrested in the south bay and the multiple charges he's now facing. >>> no visitors, no programs, and no services. san francisco jails went into a lockdown over the weekend. up ahead, we'll tell you why authorities had to take this bold move and how long it will last >>> right now at 5:30, locked up and locked down. we're live in san francisco where two county jails are on high alert, and how the sheriff's department is responding. >>> and up until now, they've all been civilian trials.

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i'm excited for d.r. horton to report. i think housing is on the mend. >> dan, over to you. earnings season is kicking off. you are looking at the cyber sector for opportunities. it is a head scratcher ever since palo alto reported, the sector has taken a decline. will that see a return around? why would you want to see securities under so much pressure? >> i think this is the massive disconnect. this is going to be a turn around for the ages for cybersecurity. we're strong buyers of palo alto with the trends they are making. i think this is one of the biggest sub sectors of tech. >> what are you seeing that the market is not seeing? >> because everyone is taking what happened with palo alto as just the start of the shot ac across the bow. this is a pound the table time on somebody acybersecurity. >> you are hand holding investors. steph, coming back to you. right now, according to ici, there is $6 trillion in money markets. how do you see that impacting at the investing? >> you know what is interesting, frank? larry fink said there was $9 trillion tin money market figures.

sell them to mom and pop stores and apparently mom and pops are not buying as much as we thought d.r. hortonap-on joins j.b. hunt, with disappoint number and pro logic, with a disappointing number and carmax. maybe things more balanced and march was bad. >> brown chutes between them and apple belt and road, you are on fire this week putting themes into short phrases. >> just a second i just got my top for "mad money. i will be back, of course, tonight. >> safe travels. see you soon when we return the ceo of csx on ony.atn d e flioanth ecom hinrichs. >>> good thursday morning. welcome to another hour of "squawk on the street. i'm sara eisen with carl quintanilla and david faber, live as always from post nine of the new york stock exchange. take a look at stocks. we've had four days of losses. we started strong, though, before in the week the nasdaq is down for the day 0.2% the s&p also barely positive and the dow up almost 200 points take be a look at treasuries right now. firmer economic data has led to more selling in treasuries with yields elevated. the 10-year note yield 4.629 the 2-year

d.r. horton reports this thursday. you own that. that stock is down 11%. why? rates are up. >> d.r. who are tan and lennar are below for the first time in many, many months. challenging the spositive momentum and the home builder survey and housing starts are suggesting that you're beginning to see weakening in demand. the spring season is not suggesting that it's going to be as strong as we witnessed in prior springs. so i think, to answer your question at the end of the month, we will rebalance the etf and we'll see what we do with the home builders. but they're certainly not what i like to call the green light scenario. there's certainly a yellow light. >> you raise an interesting point in that this backup in rates comes at a really interesting time for you personally, be because you're going to have to do your rebalance in the face of what has been a changing story that could change the momentum and already has in the market. you may be looking at things differently today than you were just three, four weeks ago as you approach your rebalance. >> momentum has appeared to roll ov

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