ofterday, i published all the information in my tax returns.'ve given additional information about money inherited and given to me by my family, so people can see the sources of income that i have -- my salary, the benefit in kind of living in number 10 downing

even though we saw the uptick ofterday, we had two days declines. so with that we are down about 1.5%. now to year to the day, losing what we had seen earlier in positive territory. the nasdaq is down the most by more than 3%. with all of this happening, let's see what is happening with safe havens. looking at the 10 year, it is down six basis points, 1.69%. the japanese yen is strengthening against the dollar. david: heavily traded big cap stocks are making moves today. apple is accelerating losses, down by nearly 2%. btig cut their price target from $141 to $130. they say customers did not grade as fast as they expected, and that is accelerating in the fourth quarter. verizon down by 2.6%. jeffries is downgrading the stock to a hold from a buy. bios video platform needs to get to scale. david: thank you. the nasdaq had been negative, but now the s&p is down as well for the year. let's check in with mark crumpton. hillary clinton and donald trump are leading three weeks ahead of the maryland primary. on the republican side, mr. 31%p has 41%, compar

ofterday, i published all the information in my tax returns. i've given additional information about money inherited and given to me by my family, so people can see the sources of income that i have -- my salary, the benefit in kind of living in number 10 downing street, the support my wife and i have received as leader of the conservative party, the renting out of our london home, the interest on the savings that i have. since 2010, i have not owned any shares or any investments. the publication of a prime minister's tax information in this way is unprecedented, but i think it is the right thing to do. but let me be clear, i'm not suggesting this should apply to all mp's. the chancellor house, today, published information on his tax return in a similar way to the shadow chancellor and the first minister for scotland. this begs the question of how far the publication of tax information should go. mr. speaker, i think there is a strong case for the prime minister and leader of the opposition and the chancellor and shadow chancellor, because they