about prices and financing, financing for 30-yaer fixed is close to 3.75. the historic low at 3.31.n when you look at the sequential down close to 5% year over year a very small increase of 2.6 with looking at it through those prisms what do you see in explaining today's new home sales number? >> low rates, plunge in rates, always spurs demand it staelgs demand from the future. we've seen that for the past five or six years. in today's headline number we're -- i've talked to you about this now for years, rick it's called the laws of low numbers, aggressive rounding and season al lal adjustments. does anybody really believe that northeast sales jumped 87% year over year in february while midwest dropped 4%? it's not like everybody in the northeast goes out house shopping when they're snowed in. we have a situation where you take all four regions round them up or down to the nearest thousand, sometimes 12 sprinkle seasonal adjustments on top and come out with wild 10% up or down changes. say the trend is higher which the trend is slightly higher running 4le85,000 -- >> we need to keep

county official officials say they don't know why there's so many early in the yaer. the number of annual cases does fluctuate with as many as 9 rabid bats found in any given year. with rabies being a deadly virus, county officials say it's important that people and their pets avoid contact with bats or other wild animals. which can transmit the virus through bites and saliva. >> the ones that are out during the day, acting abnormally, you know they're sick. >>reporter: and wildlife experts tell me that they estimate about one% of the -- 1% of the population is rabid. if you have any contact with a bat or think you might have, it's important to speak out and get medical care. >> jana, thank you. >>> a class action lawsuit filed in los angeles today claims dozens of popular california wines contain dangerously high amounts of arsenic. trader joe's sdifen dale -- and the lawsuit claims the wines have arsenic levels five times higher than allowed in drinking water. the federal government does not have a standard for the limit in wine. although we are not privy to the con

>> oh, yaers, built-in boeing. they'll be putting it into the plane. it will fit into the fuselage.t's very public. it's coming. >> all right. >> this is pretty cool. this shows how the connected worker is going to become more and more important. so it used to be that somebody would have safety equipment. you have your hard hat and so on. but it gets more sophisticated. so, for example you'll see here underneath this shirt he has a biosensor. this is constantly monitoring his vitals so if anything happens to him in the plant it notices the vitals and a wireless signal is sent to the control room. the same thing is sent with this gas detector. and then i think this transmitter transmitter, as cool as i guess i'd have to say the dickens because this is pretty neat because this cancels all ambient noise. so i can be in this really loud building. all kinds of noise. yelling, screaming and the person on the other end can still hear me. if you take a look at this, this measures the vibrations from his jawbone, and it translates those vibrations into sound. so that if i'm on the other end

its voracious appetite for aggression grows yaer after year. -- year after year. this deal would only whet iran's appetite for more. will iran be less aggressive when sanctions are removed and the economy is stronger? if iran is gobbling up four countries right now while it's under sanctions, how many more countries will they devour when sanctions are lifted? will they fund less terrorism? why should the regime change for the better when they can enjoy the best of both worlds? aggression abroad and prosperity at home. this is a question that everyone asks in our region. israel's neighbors, iran's neighbors know that iran will sponsor more terrorism when it's economy is unshackled and it has been given a clear path to the bomb. many neighbors say they will respond by racing to get nuclear weapons of their own. this deal won't change iran for tehe better, it will only change the middle east for the worse. a deal that is supposed to prevent nuclear proliferation will spark a nuclear arms race in the most dangerous part of the planet. this deal will not create a farew

budget is aid to three central american countries to try to deal with the crisis we experienced last yaer with the unaccompanied children. we've seen a law, but i think most of us know the conditions are still there and we're likely to see a rise of matters on our border as to whether it gets changes. my question to you is, we can't just continue to layer aid programs. we need to make sure aid programs really are effective. in conversations with some of the leaders in our hemisphere, they hope to use summit of americas to deal with the opportunity challenges in the region so that the people of our hemisphere have hope in their own countries for economic growth. can you just share with us the role the united states plans to take in summit of americas and how we can help try to provide real opportunities within not just the three central american countries that are targets for immigration, but also dealing with the security issues and dealing with the areas that have been at the root cause of so many children leaving honduras and el salvador. >> absolutely. >> and guatemala. >> thank you, s