captioning funded by cbs it is tuesday, april 3rd, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." wall street worry. stocks plunge as tech tumbles and trade war fears rise. now the wait for today's opening bell. the epa is shifting gears with a move to ease the vehicle emissions standards, siding with carmakers. [ cheers ] the nova nation has another national championship! and the madness is com comp. villanova wins its second title in three years. ♪

good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm brook silva braga in for anne-marie green. on wall street, all three major indices are in negative territory for the year. yesterday's plunge on the first trading day of the second quarter included a sell-off of tech stocks following threats of tighter regulations. the dow jones industrials finished nearly 459 points lower. the s&p 500 lost nearly 59. and the tech-heavy nasdaq was down 193 points, that's more than 2.5%. john schiumo is here in new york. this follows nine years of big gains, but folks are still worried. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, brook. early last year, you remember the celebrations after the dow crossed the 20,000 mark for the first time. that optimism is now on shaky ground. asian markets were down slightly after monday's big sell-off on wall street that saw the dow drop 459 points and the nasdaq plunge almot 3%.

the tech sector is taking a fair share of the blame. the so-called f.a.n.g. stocks, facebook, amazon, apple, netflix, and google, have seen their market value drop by more than $300 billion in the past two weeks. >> it's the continued implosion of the f.a.n.g. stocks due to president trump's tweets, partly due to what we've seen out of facebook. >> reporter: president trump is publicly criticizing facebook's business practices and sparking fears of a trade war with china. the u.s. recently announced new duties on steel and aluminum imports. china countered by slapping tariffs on more than 120 u.s. exports. we all say the market can deal with bad news, but it just hates uncertainty. it hates that we don't know what the final trade deal is going to be about china. this week the trump administration is expected to unveil plans for additional tariffs on between $50 billion to $60 billion worth of chinese goods. beijing has promised to

retaliate with new sanctions of its own. yesterday's down day on wall street had ripple effects on world markets. today the nikkei and shanghai turfed -- suffered overseas. one bright spot, the hang seng recovered. the teacher rebellion is expected to continue today in oklahoma where many schools will remain closed for a second day. thousands of oklahoma educators walked off the job yesterday, demanding higher pay and more education funding. there were also teacher protests in kentucky where republican state lawmakers passed a pension plan that cut benefits for new teachers. and teachers in arizona demanding a 20% pay raise are also considering a strike. fort worth, texas, police are investigating the arrest of a black man over the weekend. video appears to show two fort worth officers punching forrest curry as he lies facedown on the ground. curry was arrested on charges of resisting officers and released

on bond yesterday. david begnaud has a look at the video. whoa! man, look at this here. >> reporter: the current phone video appears to show a fort worth police officer punching 35-year-old forrest curry at least four times while trying to arrest him. a second officer is seen using his knee twice. according to a police statement, the officers were responding to a disturbance call. curry had allegedly become combative with fort worth fire department personnel who were already on scene. firefighters say he appeared to be intoxicated and attempted to assault them. police say when they arrived, curry fled on foot. different cell phone angles captured what happened next. >> i didn't do nothing, though. >> reporter: police say it was a 4.5-minute struggle and took three officers and one supervisor to take curry into custody. jasmine crockett is curry's attorney. >> it seems as if he suffered from the seizure and woke up potentially disoriented with what was going on.

>> reporter: do you believe that his resisting may have been a result of being disoriented because of the seizure? >> i honestly don't believe that he resisted. >> reporter: that attorney says prior to the incident her client was actually on probation for evading arrest. there have been two incidents in the last two years that have strained relations between the black community and the fort worth police department. as of monday night, the police chief is asking people to be patient with him, saying that he has launched an administrative investigation into the officers' actions. david begnaud, cbs news, dallas. the white house has opened the door to a possible oval office visit to russian president vladimir putin. moscow says president trump invited putin to the white house when they spoke last month. that call was followed by reports that mr. trump ignored briefing materials warning him not to congratulate putin on his re-election. the white house says the oval office is one of several potential venues for a possible meeting, and preparations for a visit have not started. the president is not putting

out the welcome mat for caravans of migrants heading toward the u.s. through mexico. a group of about 1,100 people, mostly from honduras, have been traveling north since march. this morning most have stopped to rest. mexican immigration authorities are now offering humanitarian visas and refugee status to some of them. over the weekend, president trump tweeted a warning to mexico to stop the caravans. the justice department is moving to implement the first-ever production quotas for immigration judges. the idea is to speed up cases and, consequently, deportations. judges will be evaluated based on how quickly their cases close. administration officials want to close loopholes that stop children traveling alone from being immediately deported. major garrett has more on that. democrats have really let them down. it's a shame. now people are taking advantage of daca, and that's a shame. >> reporter: at the white house easter egg roll, president trump blamed democrats for the legislative impasse over daca even though it was his own

executive action that put the program in doubt. his comments follwed a weekend of tweets and remarks about the obama-era program that protects about 700,000 immigrants brought to the united states illegally as children. >> mexico has got to help us at the border, and a lot of people are coming in because they want to take advantage of daca. and we're going to have to really see. >> reporter: new immigrants cannot take advantage of daca. undocumented immigrants are only eligible for protection if they were in the united states and under age 31 in june, 2012. the president also tied construction of the border wall to daca. >> who is going to pay for the wall? >> mexico! >> reporter: even though he has largely abandoned the promise that mexico would pay for that wall. the president also tweeted that senate republicans should abandon the 60-vote threshold and pass his immigration policies with a simple majority. mr. trump's proposals attracted

only 39 votes in the senate this february, well short of that simple majority. declaring daca dead is also a poll reversal for mr. trump who said this in february, 2017 -- >> we're going to deal with daca with heart. it's a very difficult thing for me because, you know, i love these kids. >> major garrett reporting. the attorney for stormy daniels says his client will oppose a motion by president trump to have the case decided by private arbitration. she claims that she had a sexual relationship with trump in 2016 -- in 2006 and wants a nondisclosure agreement voided. the president denies the affair. daniels' attorney says the case should be decided in open court. this morning, villanova sits atop the world of college basketball after handily beating michigan in the ncaa game 79-62. [ cheers ] >> the nova nation has another national championship! >> villanova's and coach jay wright's second national title

in three years became a route. it was sparked by donte divincenzo's 31 points off the bench helping the wildcats dig out from an early deficit. they held michigan to just three field goals in the final 11 minutes. yes, outside philadelphia, villanova fans celebrated and apparently lit a fire early into the morning. coming up on "cbs morning news," sewer pipe rescue. we'll hear from the boy who survived 13 hours trapped in the maze of the l.a. sewer system. and some real college material. the amazing teenager accepted by nearly two dozen top schools. this is "cbs morning news." nearly two dozen top schools. this is "cbs morning news." . because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis.

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here's another look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ a very close call for a truck driver in georgia. look at this. a passerby captured the video yesterday showing the driver jumping out of his tractor-trailer just before that. my goodness. the driver ran to safety just seconds before the truck was hit by that speeding freight train. the truck had got stuck on the railroad tracks, and then the safety gate came down on top of it. the train's crew and the truck driver are all said to be okay. a spacex cargo ship is headed t rnational space station. now this is actually a used "falcon 9" rocket carrying the supply ship. it blasted off yesterday from cape canaveral, florida. the rocket was previously used,

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this morning, stocks plunged at the start of the second quarter. all three indices in negative territory for the year. yesterday's nose-dive included a sell-off of tech stocks following threats of tighter regulations. the dow finished nearly 459 points lower, and the tech-heavy nasdaq was down 193 points. that's more than 2.5%. the teacher protests in oklahoma continue today. many schools plan to stay closed for a second day. yesterday teachers walked out, demanding more money for themselves and the education budget. there were also teacher protests in kentucky over a change in the pension plan that cuts benefits for new teachers. democrats need to pick up 23 seats in the midterm elections

to win control of the house. southern california has five seats that look competitive. in the series "first tuesday," danielle nottingham looks at why these gop districts may be up for grabs. >> reporter: are you registered to vote by mail? >> huh-uh. >> reporter: at a weekday farmers market in fullerton, california, democratic volunteers are registering voters. >> you sign here and put the date there. >> reporter: this is the western front in the battle for control of the house of representatives. with competitive races coast to coast, democrats see opportunity in southern california. these districts currently have republicans in congress but voted for hillary clinton in 2016. >> southern california used to be thought of as just a republican bastion. now it's more evenly split. in particular, orange county which has moved to being even between democrats and republicans. part of that is the growth in the hispanic vote out there. [ speaking spanish ] >> the earliest ever in our history. we hired organizers on the

ground here in california. >> reporter: drew godinich is with the democratic campaign committee. >> places like orange county have seen a tidal wave in demographic change over the last decades. they're more diverse. more latinos, asians. people are younger. also, you're having more college-educated folks recognize that the republican party no longer represents their interests. >> reporter: are you worried about the democrats taking the county? >> not at all because we know how to run elections. >> reporter: this is the gop phone bank operation in c.a. 39 where republican congressman ed royce is retiring. orange county republican party chairman fred whitaker says republicans have not only a history of winning here, voters don't like the gas tax state democrats passed, and they do like president trump's tax overhaul. >> the middle class gets a terrific tax benefit from tax reform. and we're going to be selling that to the voters. >> reporter: with control of

congress at stake, the sales pitch from both parties will keep intensifying until the first tuesday in november. danielle nottingham, cbs news, orange county, california. and coming up on "cbs this morning," iconic figures reflect on the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. as we mark the 50th anniversary of his assassination. and senator tim scott and congressman trey gowdy join us in the studio with their new book. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm brook silva braga. have a great day. ♪

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>> it is 4:30, did you enjoy the game? >> it wasn't one of those nail biters, villanova won by a lot but it was fun to watch. >> the march madness is over. >> we have baseball. >> we have a lot to look forward to, still. a nice day, get ready for sun, warmer than yesterday. temperatures are a little bit on the rise, we are going to see pretty clear conditions. the headlines for your tuesday. 10 degrees above average for inland areas, mostly sunny skies and that chance of rain will be arriving on thursday night. giving you the heads up now well in advance, it's going to be quite the soaker. that means a wet friday morning commute. plan ahead. now we are tracking the yiewbl slow downs along 580, super commuters heading out of the tracy triangle area, towards 680, you are in the green as far as your