government economist named homer horton created a citizen to map cities and neighborhoods to figure outgages. he pondered what would make this the bee's kneesure ecka t is racism let's rank them in order of desirability. if your name is hur better green, that is good. white, affluent the english german scandinavians and for some reason the irish you know they look a lot like homer horton, a blue neighborhood meant less desirable whites like northern italians an eastern europeans who were stable and upwardly mobile but also a tad yuk yellow meant undesirable whites working class and poor greeks russian jews and southern italians. you know swarthy type. >> red was for negroes and mexicans no matter how much money they had, res didn'ts of reverend line neighborhoods couldn't get mortgages or couldn't afford high rates norco they get high equity loans to fix up the homes they already had. too bad for you dark fellow but what do you know it worked so well for the government private banks and companies started red lining too. >> actual news real actual news real. now as far as i know this pra

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horton, kb home's. homebuilders are hoping to lead gains as well.ake a look at the homebuilder etf. it is trading at an eight-year high. this is the fifth straight session we have seen an increase, so really the homebuilders have been gaining. if you take a look at my bloomberg terminal, we got the numbers for new home sales. you are looking at a five-year chart of new home sales. they rose to a seven-year high on an annual pace. historically, if you met sound the chart, we are still seeing where we were -- below where we were in 2006, but still significant recovery. also take a look at what is happening with mortgage rates. this is the past year for the 30-year mortgage rate. seeing it go above 4%. that is notable because the conventional wisdom is that as you see rates go higher, as you see the expectations on the part of homebuyers go higher, sometimes you can get a surge there as people want to lock in those low rates. matt: thank you, julie hyman. now we will look at our top stories. a new twist in the search for the prison escapees in new york

horton up 2.5%. this after kb came out with earnings that beat estimates. they saw a jump in orders for houses. this has been the underperformer, kb home within the building sector. another stock that is up again , the company was sharing cells -- selling shares of another 7% today despite some questions about the sustainability of demand. this is a tech company that i shall he has profit and yes it has big increases in revenue, but there are questions about how long it it is going to remain that popular in the marketplace. profit fortually has a tech company, who knew? julie: not super common. mark: julie, thank you. from linda -- london on how indexes overseas fair this week. >> it's been a turbulent week with all the concerns about greece. this is europe's equity benchmark, down 8/10 of a percent on the week. if you look at today, you can see we're up almost 4/10 of a percent. the markets are ending the week on a high. we can see a similar picture if we look across to this map, and we look at the benchmarks, the taxes down .5%. otherwise you are seeing g

. >> eve: nothing marlena has on laura horton's gonna be on the

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horton works got in at 19. where do i get out? think of big data in the end i am going to default. artificial intelligence. sales force. let's go to nancy in california. nancy! >> caller: yes. i am asking about haynes brand. >> man, i tell you, that stock, it is such a good stock. it's always at its 52-week high. no offense, but in this selloff, maybe get a buck and a half below the 52-week high and business is smoking there. i need to go to sammy in louisiana. sammy! >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: what's your thought on family dollar? >> that one's going away. going to have just dollar tree and dollar general, and i like both of them. and that ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. huh? listen, td ameritrade has former floor traders to help walk you through that complex trade. so you'll be confident enough to do what you want. i'll pull up their number. blammo. let's get those guys on the horn. oooo. looks like it is time to upgrade yo

vonnie: greece's prime minister is horton hardening his stance. alexis tsipras told a newspaper that european creditors are demanding more cuts to pensions after plundering them for five years -- more cuts to pensions. after plundering for five years, he says they should be more realistic. there is no provision for more financing. jeb bush formally enters the race for republican presidential nomination today. the former florida governor will hold a rally at miami-dade university. over the weekend he put out a pre-announcement called "making a difference." >> many families now have the chance to live lives of purpose and meaning. you can improve the life of people whether it is in the programs for the developing of the disabled, fixing our higher education system -- all of these things can be fixed. vonnie: bush has likely raised a record amount of money, but conservatives in his party have questioned his policies. president obama is back at it today, trying to persuade almost 100 fellow democrats to reconsider opposition to his trade bill. hillary

the next election is the most in horton. i never heard any of them say -- -- the next election is the most important. we have a fundamental choice to make. there's a very generous introduction. the reality is what i was elected governor, my state was reeling from hurricane katrina. there were still trying to get back on their feet. one of the worst public school systems in the entire country. indeed, they wondered if they could come back or should come back and rebuild. i got elect it. we got elected to be making big changes. we did it. we cut our budget by 26%. we got 30,000 less bureaucrats. the best credit ratings in a decade. top 10 state for private-sector job creation. seven years in a row, more people moving into louisiana rather than leaving it. statewide school choice is to making a child hollow that dollars -- instead of making a child to follow that dollars. didn't raise taxes. when you do that, you see results. more people working than at a time before in our state. highest ever per capita state. when he did, peo

lennar horton even some of the ancillary companies. >> and this is on the back of what everyone is tryinge sought mortgage applications soar last week on this idea you're finally starting to see higher mortgage rates, people rushing into buy, not on higher rates, but that they'll go even higher so you have -- >> century 2 is and the like. >> yeah. >> i think cramer said yesterday if you haven't locked in by now, you're kidding yourself. >> or get in quickly, because rates are going up. >> nike is going to be a winner no doubt about that. we mentioned this new eight-year deal with the nash to become the official exclusive on-court apparel provider a big marketing deal big merchandising deal this is a global deal by the way. citi puts out a note saying it solidifies the dominance in basketball. could add around 3% to earnings per share? >> wow. >> it's material for sure. >> certainly from a revenue perspective. and the note actually who i think we'll talk to that analyst sell they'll be able to monetize this deal better than adidas, their predecessor, simply because they can put the name on

the next election is the most in horton. never heard any of them say -- -- the next election is the most important. we have a fundamental choice to make. there's a very generous introduction. the reality is what i was elected governor, my state was reeling from hurricane katrina. there were still trying to get back on their feet. one of the worst public school systems in the entire country. indeed, they wondered if they could come back or should come back and rebuild. i got elect it. we got elected to be making big changes. we did it. we cut our budget by 26%. we got 30,000 less bureaucrats. the best credit ratings in a decade. top 10 state for private-sector job creation. seven years in a row, more people moving into louisiana rather than leaving it. statewide school choice is to making a child hollow that dollars -- instead of making a child to follow that dollars. didn't raise taxes. when you do that, you see results. more people working than at a time before in our state. highest ever per capita state. when he did, peopl

magician spencer horton speaking out for the first time since his terrifying stunt that you're watching went horribly wrong. you'll hear more from him, in addition to kris angel. coming up later. he got trapped in the box. we have a great crowd out here in rockefeller plaza. we have a huge saturday crowd this morning. which we're very happy with. >> i hope they didn't show up for the free stuff. because there's nothing, we have nothing -- >> that's your job. >> it's getting -- there you go. >> they're here because craig is here. >> we'll get outside in just a bit. also coming up an undercover rossen reports investigation, jeff tracks down people posing as fake soldiers in an attempt to get money. wait until you hear what happened when jeff's team confronts some of those alleged imposters. >>> it's national sunglasses day. did you know that? to celebrate we'll play a little game of true or false to find out if you're wearing the best pair to protect your eyes. we'll talk about why it is important to wear sunglasses. it's really about your health not about fashion. >> not always the most

share price dr horton, all of them gaining ground and many dead flat. now this.nking for the first time in decades sales continue to flaw. we'll bring you jeff flock who has that story. it looks like he's chowing down right now as we speak. nice car. and lots of you were watching the u.s. open over the weekend. i certainly was. here's a trivia question. how many dimples are on the american golf ball? 56? 126? 336? an it's the american ball, by the way? should have a lot of dimples. we'll be back in a second >> i'm nicole with your fox business brief. it's a record setting day on wall street. in fact, the nasdaq moves to a lifetime high, and the dow right now up 138 points. not a record, but doing great up about three-quarters of one cent. the s&p up 16 at the moment. all of this certainly comes from some optimism on potential greece deal. new highs on the dow include goldman sachs disney, jp morgan, and nike. we're also keeping a keen eye on general millions. going along with the trend getting rid of artificial flavors and colors from all cereal. stock up 1%, and

you know going back to the willie horton ad and even before, you know liberals have had to be more toughried as soft on crime. so they need the conservatives to give them political cover. so if there is a chance of something significant happening, which is probably more likely to happen state by state than the federal level, it is because conservative stood up and were heard. >> how do conservatives thinking about the sentencing option that's are put on the table? rather than sending someone to jail a white collar person to jail. go work in a hospital or a school for 14 16 18 months? >> that's one area where i can't speak for conservatives across the board. but conservatives who have signed on to these movements for reform strongly oppose mandatory minimum sentences. they think that's taken away judicial discretion. it's become a tool that prosecutors use to brow pete people into cutting plea deals. they want much more flexibility in sentencing. they want many morality earntives for people who will mentally ill or drug addicted particularly for low level drug crimes. there's a pretty bro

laverne horton counsel of new jersey to be assistant secretary. david shellkin of pennsylvania to be under secretary of health. the presiding officer: the question appears on the nominations. all those in favor say aye. all those opposed say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the nominations are confirmed. the question occurs on the shulke nomination. all those in favor say aye. all those opposed say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the nomination is confirmed. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to executive session for the en bloc consideration of executive calendar number 157 through 192 and all nominations on the secretary's desk in the air force, army, foreign services, marine corps and navy, the nominations be confirmed the motions to reconsider be made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate, that no further motions be in order, that any statements related to nominations be printed in the record, the president be immediately notified of the senate's actions and