jessica evans sold her condo, bought a house for her dog lucy. >> i loved living in a condo, it was greatave housework but one thing missing was my dog's happiness. >> reporter: 73% of millennials own a pet. that's more than any other demographic. a whopping 89% of millennials that bought homes this year own a pet according to realtor.com that has millennials putting pet needs front and center in real estate decisions 79% of home buyers that close this year said they would pass up an otherwise perfect home if it didn't meet needs of their pet according to realtor.com survey jessica knows this, she's also a real estate agent. >> lot of times they want a yard, some outdoor space that does mean people moving out of the city, even though they would love to stay in the city the challenge of a lot of stairs can be difficult for people with older pets having a place to wash your pet is a big deal. dog friendly places, being able to walk to petco, or petsmart, that's a big deal. >> reporter: actually spent $12,000 on renovations for her dog and cat. back to you. >> we joke about it. remember how

millenials are buying homes and a striking number of them are making decisions paced on their pets jessica evansr condo and bought a house for her dog, lucy. >> i loved living in a downtown area in a condo. it was great, it was very convenient, i didn't have housework. but the one thing that was missing was my dog's happiness. >> she is far from alone 73% of millenials currently own a pet. that's more than any other demographic. and a whopping 89% of millenials who bought homes so far this year own a pet according to realtor.com. that has millenials putting their pets' needs front and center in real estate decisions. 79% of pet-owning home buyers who closed this year said they would pass up an otherwise perfect home if it didn't meet the needs of their pet, according to realtor.com's survey jessica sunk $12,000 into her new home for her dog and her cat. a new fence, a pet door and renovated the basementbathroom for her dog. they want to be close to a dog park and near pet friendly restaurants and pet product stores for more on this, of course, it's all on realtycheck.cnbc.com. >> you know what,

evan perez. laura, you have the information there from jessica and evan. the jury is able to come to a verdict coming to eight of the 18 counts. the other ten they are hung or deadlocked, not able to come to consensus. >> very predictable when you have the first questions about that coming from the jury. questions about not only the definition of reasonable doubt but the nuanced aspects of these sorts of charges. bank fraud, tax fraud cases, money laundering cases, remember the ostrich jacket? if there's the most titillating part of the case, it's a dry presentation of the evidence. strictly the facts dragnet style. if that's the case, they had to comb through and figure out whether or not the government was able to satisfy their burden of proof reasonable doubt on each element of claims. they asked two claims that's key. jake, one of them about the definition of even a shell company or a corporation. owning half of the access to the account and delegation authority and reporting requirements and tax implications and obligations. this suggests to you how n

jessica schneider outside the courthouse. a critical point there. so close, so close. raise your hand if we get any new information outside the courtroom. now let's bring in cnn's evan perez. he's outside the courthouse as well. evan, a moment of truth appears to be at hand. what are the options judge ellis has here as he tries to get the jury to reach a consensus, unanimous consensus on that one remaining count? but what else? >> reporter: right. exactly, john. one of the things the judge talked to both sides, the prosecutors and to paul manafort's lawyers, before he brought back the jury, he said that he was prepared to consider letting the jury essentially decide how many charges they could come to a consensus on, how many they had unanimous and accept a partial verdict if that is necessary in this case. obviously this is something he said both sides are going to have to weigh in on if that moment comes. first, he read -- obviously, he brought back the jury inside the courtroom, and he read them what is known as a sawyer charge. he instructed them to try again, to listen to each other, whether or not there's only a couple of them who are stuck on one side of the

her sister is jessica simpson and his mother is r&b legend diana ross, but they have serious musical skills of their own and now they're teaming up for a new reality show called "ashlee + evanod to see you, man. >> have a seat. have a seat. , love it. stayed up and watched the vmas last night. >> we did. >> favorite performance. >> steven tyler. >> definitely. actually i was in bed when they were doing that. he was like, baby, come out here. >> they closed out the show, aerosmith and, evan, your mother was a part of the vmas. one of the famous moments back in 1999 she dot a little up close and personal with lil' kim and you were there so what was that -- what do you think about that? >> i was like, oh, wow. >> okay. >> i thought it was a great moment. they looked amazing up there. >> looked amazing. i will say that. you both are musical but you both also are dancers. >> yeah. >> when you first met that's how you met. you came over and you guys started dancing together. >> we had like a dancing moment. >> like a dance-off somewhat. >> you guys are a little competitive. if so, who is the best dancer of you two? >> we have different styles. i'm a classically trained ballerina.