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show mee nvidia. stock of the day stock of the week. send "coast to coast" starts right now. neil: unprecedented, unfathomable how market watch is describing what is going on with nvidia right now, the effect it is having on technology stocks. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. we're focusing on a technology rally even though not extending more broadly based indices. s&p 500 doing just fine. right now much of the dow's angst whether we get a death deal done. we're exploring any and all. let's go to edward lawrence where that stands in light of credit ratings agency, fitch, you know that top rating could be ding ad bit if this doesn't end well. edward. >> reporter: making the first step there. good afternoon, neil. so the sticking point here is spending. the president would be willing to agree to reduce spending but off this year's budget. house speaker, house republicans want to reduce spending off last year's budget. the house speaker still hopeful. listen. >> any day is possible. it is very difficult for the democrats to agree not to spend more next year than they spent t

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i guess may mee when queen eliz was crowned and if you think about it logistically, i mean, jet travelave had to get on a ship and go for a couple of weeks, and yes, it's a big deal jill biden is going to be there, wearing an american designer. charles says no gifts. she doesn't have to worry about a gift. >> we have to talk about the historic bling, what can you tell us. >> there's the st. edward's crown. honestly, it originates way back to the 11th century. the one that's being used now was created for king charles ii coronation in 1611. here's the thing, it has a 5 pound solid gold frame. it is horribly heavy. >> 5 pounds? >> he had to practice wearing that, right? >> he has had to practice. he will be given another one after the coronation itself. queen elizabeth would joke about it and say it was frightfully heavy, and it really was. but it has 444 gem stones. you've got 345 aquamarines, 37 white topazes and 12 rubies. it is extraordinary. he'll get to swap it out after the actual coronation and wear something a wee bit lighter. can you imagine 5 pounds. >> there's a lot of things

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he just wanted to damage mee me because he damaged me. will nevhe damaged my life. i would never be theas same again. i'm not that person that i was. sevim months ago. and if i had somebody like penny about, maybe things would have been different. he wouldn't have suffered so much pain and suffering in these things that i go to . i have so much self lessan confidence about myself every single day. at the mirror and i replay this that i wake up and i look at the mirror and i replay this image of what of what happened to me, you know, and i would fee never want nobody to have to go through that to feel that every day of their life, when they look at themselves in the mirror, if it's a scar, m i cahide, it's on my face. i look at my face every single day. from the moment i wake up in washington, i remember this. >> what happened to me.. elizabeth , i think str you're beautiful. i mean, you're a strong woman. thank you . you're speaking out. you are a witness to what has happened in urban america, where hard working people are treated as the villains and the. villains a

even when i talk to the chair and we talked about this, i don't know you tell mee administrator out of those close to 5 million that can afford this what is their income? what is ther worth of their hom? is it the million dollar homes and access to flood insurance? i want to know. families in my community are not able an equitable way. i know were just going to renew this and not make any changes that's exactly with what happen i saw happen over and over again. >> affordability problem has been one that has been around for a while. facts congress recognized the 2012 reauthorization discounts and subsidies are going to move away the affordability was going to be more ofor an issue. and so you charge fema with developing affordability framework. we provided to congress in 2018. which is the basis for the proposal that we put forward to develop a means tested premium assistance affordability program. but the report tells us about 25% of the individual policyholders in the high risk area are low income. 50% in the property owners in the high risk area, 50% are low income. it's abundantly c

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this disturbs mee because i dont think that is lawful. >> we will certainly get back to you. >> thank you, senator kennedy. >> thank you, madam chair. i wanted to talk today obviously about the crisis in this nation withth regards to mental health. when you look at what is happening it is clear that they've identified this crisis as being one that is plaguing communities across this great nation. the white house in 2023, the mental health research priorities, those even show they speak to digital platforms in terms of their effectiveness to treat mental and behavioral health outcomes. however there are plenty of studies that show how social media and screen time likely haven a negative affect on menl health particularly youth mental health. now let me tell you something as the mother of a 13 and 14-year-old this is something that is particularly important to me. i look at how young people are having to grow up right now. i know of someone who went through middle school and high school as a young woman that it'sev tough. i can't even imagine the additional pressure that they feel given

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