dow jones industrials down 795. looks like we are struggling and trying to come back off those lows of the session of a loss of 1,079. >>> coming up, we have all kinds of triggers in this hour, so we are going to go commercial-free for the entire hour. we will bring in these top money gurus, gold bug, coronavirus experts, all you need to know. in the meantime, want to talk about the vix, the volatility index at its lows of the session, down about 44%, hitting a level of about 25. we look at the vix, i believe it's hovering around 24 at the moment. just off the lows of the session. let us bring in our floor show traders right here on the new york stock exchange. i am joined by sarge. stephen guilfoyle, our good buddy. also luke ribari and peter schiff, who of course is the gold bug. you are kind of the guy of the hour here, because gold in the early morning session had spiked significantly. it's coming up off those highs, though. you see this? it's scratched back about 30 bucks and we're not off as much as we were ea

we do have the dow jones industrials down 759. no real hopeful bounce that anybody was kind of hoping for, if you are bullish on these markets. the dow's total losses are now at about 1700 points over just the last two days. this as the global coronavirus crisis instills fear into investors. we can flip it over and show where that is most prominent. that would be the ten-year treasury yield, touching an all-time low this afternoon. ten-year yield at the moment, i can pull this up because it is important to be able to show this to you folks, we do have it at 1.328%. i believe that earlier, i'm old school here so i'm using handwritten notes because i have a whole system, 1.31% earlier so we are barely off that. this afternoon, we are looking at spanish, italian, united kingdom and even greek ten-year yields below 1%. we know that yesterday, the entire yield curve for german bond land, especially the ten-year bund, turned negative with the ten-year at negative .5%. folks, that means that people would rather lose money and park it with

i'm courtney in for brian sullivan the dow jones lower more than 200 points, s&p 500 lore to the tune of 24 points ant the nasdaq dak is under pressure by 84 points the bond market seen as more of the reticense. we also saw red. the hang seng is down. europe also seeing losses in early trade. germany lower and ftse 100 off and france is lower by 0.8%. let's go to china now where that country is reporting a massive spike of the coronavirus overnight after the initial count was believed to be slowing. rahel is here with the latest. >> that's right, confirming more than 15,000 new cases of the coronavirus now being called covid-19 the number of people affected surges to 60,000 worldwide the method for diagnosing coronavirus has not been changed in any chinese provinces except for where they are contributing to the massive spike foxconn pushing back on reports that they planned, quote, reuters reports are not factual adding that reports have caused misunderstanding to employees and general public so quite a different story we discussed yesterday when we thought cases were slowing or plate

the dow jones fell more than 1100 points today in the red yet again. in china, our correspondent john sudworth has been speaking to a doctor who was on the front line in wuhan john: at the end of a tough shiftin fightthe virus, doctor steps out onto the street of a desert city. wuhanal is in tockdown. hello, doctor. >> hey. john: in an officially approved interview, as well as in videos provided to us, the bbc has been given rare access to a man on the front line of a w she says is being -- which he says is being won. >> i went to wuhan whenatnts were pouring into the hospital like tide. we do not have enough bed that is available for everyone. things are holding up better right now. john: wuhan shows what the virus can do to a health system. the thousands of extra bedsave begun to make a difference. there are still major challenges. >> i think the mortality is really too high for patients with severe symptoms that even the mortality isven higher than sar that is the thing we should addrs right now. john: this is the doctor dealing th oneasf those seve

dow jones emphasizing the companies are in formal talks. no guarantee they would agree to a deal, but they approached ebay after takeover back to you. >> i have so say this is a head scratcher. we'll wait for more information to come in but yes, they're mund mentally both exchanges you can argue it's a high-end exchange, but they've spun off v venmo which had the paypal and venmo. they've sold stub hub. sounds if these reports are true, the new york stock exchange parent companies are interested in ebay as a pure play marketplace >> dow jones in talk iing to sources trying to parse what the potential strategy could be here, they note that perhaps what they see is this opening to apply kind of its tech chops, connecting buyers and sellers to ebay's core e commerce site. if we get the reaction, we'll bring it to you. >> trading stocks on e ebay. serious. would u that be a stretch? >> i don't, you know, tyler at this point, i don't have more information unfortunately besides what i have from dow jones, but like i said, we're reaching out and i

the dow jones plummeted 603 points. the nasdaq lost 148.olume on the big board pick up to 4.6 billion shares, the largest volume of this year. dow jones industrials fell 2.5% to finish off the week. the nasdaq down 2% as well. crude oil losing more than a percent today. gold $1,582. and silver pretty close to you be changed. listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network. radical dimms are clearly in disagray exhibiting a power struggle between the house impeachment managers, adam schiff and jerry nadler. watch what happened last flight when had in letter in won a race, stealing the spotlight from adam schiff. you don't do that with adam schiff. >> could you please responds to the fans just given to the president's counsel before we adjourn for the evening? >> mr. chief justice, members of the senate. lou: jerry, jerry, jerry, said adam schiff. the president tweeted this. nadler ripped final argument away from schiff. thinks shifty did a terrible job. they are fighting big time. and nadler at least last nig

the dow jones saw its worst losses for more than a decade the u.n. secretary general antonio the terrorist is calling for an immediate truce in syria after dozens of turkish soldiers were killed in a syrian government strike meanwhile turkey and russia's presidents have spoken by phone to try to find ways of easing tensions in syria's northwest's. several actresses have walked out of the french film awards after roman polanski won the says our award for best director he's wanted in the united states for the statutory rape of a 13 year old girl in 1977 polanski did not attend the event because of these protests against him taking place outside those are the headlines more news after inside story. retaliates not the syrian as strikes killed dozens all of its soldiers syrian government positions have been attacked but there's also a threat from ankara to renege on a deal with the e.u. brand let refugees cross into europe this trigger another humanitarian crisis this is inside story. however and i'm come all santamaria it is the biggest single day loss o

continuing to fall in early trading, extending their losses from yesterday and on wall street the dow joneslowed by nearly 900 points oi’ jones followed by nearly 900 points or 3%. 0f jones followed by nearly 900 points or 3%. of course, we also saw a shuffle on monday so in two days it has lost nearly 2000 points, wiping of all of this year's game. if anyone thought wall street was going to be less spooked on tuesday, they would have been wrong. for the second day in a row, us financial markets have vomited, dropping more than 6% in the last two days. in an effort to calm investors, the donald trump administration advisor said the coronavirus would not result in an economic tragedy. he went on saying that by advising america's investors that it would be a good time to buy stocks. clearly wall street was not convinced. a sense from some investors that the numbers of coronavirus are as low as reported. further stoking fears is donald trump asking for further funding from congress. it is possible there is more panicking from the administration. 0n possible there is more panicking from the adm

the dow jones continued its downward spiral shedding over a 1000 points early in the session investors fear the coronavirus will detail world economic growth it was the worst week for global stocks since the 2008 financial crisis panic is in the air the decline in wall street came hard on the heels of slides in asia and europe in london the footsie close nearly 4 percent lower germany's blue chip dax also fell sharply. there is this uncertainty about what this virus will do next will it be a pandemic and will economic activities be significantly affected it's clear we'll see a technical recession in the 1st and 2nd quarter in several countries including germany . and. goldman sachs as the coronavirus may wipe out corporate growth in 2020 and trigger recession the olympic games in japan are hanging in the balance as well japan has invested some $25000000000.00 in the events. in tokyo the nikkei closed 3.7 percent lower. in hong kong the hang seng shed 2.7 percent the euro stocks 50 dropped almost 4 percent while the blue chip docks suffered similar losses. whole industries are caught in

the dow jones plunging nearly 124 points. that drop marks the dow jones biggest five day percentage loss in two years. the nasdaq broke a losing streak by closing out the team. the s&p was down nearly 12 losing nearly 8% in the past five days. that is also the biggest loss in two years. >>> for continuing coverage on the coronavirus visit our website kpix.com/coronavirus. >>> tonight demands for justice after video circulation showing an attack on the elderly man collecting cans. kpix 5 andrea on how community leaders are uniting to stop the violence.>> reporter: just in the last 15 minutes we confirmed the identity of the man in that video. we will not release that identity. we can say he is a 70-year-old man from province in china. he has been in san francisco for the past six years and collecting cans is how he supports himself. >>> late this afternoon the chinese recycler at the heart of an awful video. was identified by san francisco police officers. no initial report was filed over the incident where it appears people i

traders could only watch on as the dow jones suffered its worst single day drop in history on thursday as the corona virus continues to infect more and more countries so does its negative impact on economies around the world this is milan in northern italy normally busy tourist hot spots are deserted and restaurants are empty. the international monetary fund says it's still getting to grips with how deep the global effect will be the virus is going to have an impact on growth. a lot just depends on. the speed of recovery in in china and in other countries the spillover effects. the effects on supply chains the with concern about both the economic and health implications of coronavirus growing governments are looking for global solutions but experts warn that the world is not prepared for what may be to come. so here's just a roundup of some of the most dramatic market action we've seen over the past hours starting with on president losses on wall street where the dow jones had its worst one day point drop in history tumbling almost 4 and a half percent and now that sentiment spilled ov

. >> 13 record set in the dow jones closes since impeachment began, 13 is the number we have never seen before. hard to imagine people wanting something else. >> what donald trump has done, tax policies created investment in the country, a pandemic, the fear of coronavirus, that is a real issue, the federal reserve, more importantly, positivity. people are positive. bernie sanders, the rhetoric of negativity, donald trump speaks rhetoric of positivity. the country comes together and support what is going on with donald trump you would see the economic success that goes beyond was we have seen so far. todd: $16.3 trillion, green new deal, $32 trillion come medicare for all, $1.64 trillion, student loan debt, if bernie is the nominee on november 3rd when americans go to the polls are they going to vote for free or are they going to vote for the four - jillian: going off of that if you think it depends how old you are because a lot of young people here free and they like that. what are the hearing from the democrats? >> the unemployment numbers help the younger generation and the entire co

the dow jones industrial average lost more than 1,100 points — its biggest points drop on record. us indices lost more than 4%. investors were particularly spooked by a warning from investment giant goldman sachs that the coronavirus could wipe out all growth in us corporate profits this year. from wall street, here's michelle fleury. investors like the rest of the world will try to figure out how far this might spread and what it might mean. you see businesses continue to close, travel being disrupted and people staying at home. all of that not only has a human toll, it has an economic cost and thatis it has an economic cost and that is we are seeing pay—out in financial markets right now with the dowjones industrial average, the s&p 500 and nasdaq falling into correction surgery, falling into correction surgery, that is around io%. there have been lots of comparisons to the sars outbreak. back then, the us economy and china was far less integrated when it comes to supply chains than it is today. you see companies like apple saying there foxconn plant in china has been affected,

asian stocks open sharply lower after the dowjones asian stocks open sharply lower after the dow jonesndustrial average slumped by more than 1000 points. day two, trump in india. the us president is due to meet with prime minister modi and business executives. we'll bring you a preview. hello and welcome to choose day's asia business report, i'm sharanjit leyl asia business report, i'm sharanjit leyl. we start with the impact of the coronavirus on global markets as growing concerns about its spread have stocks hard. let's look at the ones open in asia today, the nikkei 225 injapan, the all 0rdinaries in australia, they are lower, scaling back some of their steeper declines from a little earlier. the hang seng in hong kong is about to open, and all are reflecting the sell—off we saw in the us and europe. let's take a look at that, because in new york, the dowjones a look at that, because in new york, the dow jones industrial average fell by more than 1000 points, it biggest one—day full into years. in the uk we saw something very similar mother ftse 100 the uk we saw something very simi

zealand and mexico also reported their 1st cases a day after its biggest ever day point struck the dow jones in new york is close 1.3 percent down on friday markets in asia and europe of reported losses of more than 3 percent alexia prime as our courts. in the biggest city of africa's most populous country the 1st case of coronavirus is warrior news and italian man flew into lagos nigeria from the mom earlier this week we have started working to identify all the contacts of the future. and even those who were with him on the aircraft. nigeria's large population and high rates of poverty make it vulnerable to outbreaks like this when the world health organization declared the virus a global health emergency last month it was because of concern it could hit countries with weak health systems on friday the upgraded the risk of the virus is global for it to very high and i think this is a reality check for every government on the planet wake up get ready this virus may be on its way and you need to be ready you know with judy to your citizens you have a duty to the world to be ready. he pointed

the rapid spread of coronavirus is taking a toll on the global economy the dow jones index fell almost $1200.00 points its worst one day point drop ever. world health organization says the outbreak has reached a decisive point they have now been more than 82000 infections across 45 countries in every continent except antarctica. the number of people killed in the violence that rocked new delhi this week has risen to 33 after several critically injured patients died in hospital india seen months of protests over a new citizenship law which excludes muslims turnabout he reports from new delhi. after the 2nd day of calm people who escaped the violence are starting to return to their battered neighborhoods in northeast delhi in showing bag they've come back to widespread destruction and loss. and it was very stressful living here during the last few days we were all extremely scared so scared that we moved all our women to a safer place only the mains. people were killed and injured here homes and businesses were burned. mohammed's fruit and vegetable shop provided a livelihood for his fam

dow jones index has recorded its biggest one day drop ever while taking his key index plus plunged more than 3 percent on opening and then there's nigeria in lagos there's been the 1st confirmed case of the virus making it the 1st in sub-saharan africa meanwhile in iran one of the vice presidents has been diagnosed with the virus we've been seeing to katrina you know she is live for us in beijing let's start off with those numbers is rather worrying numbers coming from south korea katrina. that's right in recent hours we had $256.00 new cases added to that toll making it more than 2000 there in south korea which is the largest epidemic outside of china i think many people in south korea are scratching their heads how the situation could happen so quickly because we have to remember at the beginning of february there were only true dozen cases or so in president when julian said at that time that he was confident that this would disappear very quickly and that obviously has not been the case because of this we're seeing a lot of public anger directly directed an interior directions 1st a

dow jones down by 100 points than before. down by almost 800 points.he past few moments, the oracle of omaha, warren buffett speaking with our own becky quick talking about how he feels about the selloff environment for stocks take a listen to what he said. >> well, no, that's good for us, actually we're a net buyer of stocks over time and just like being a net buyer of food. i expect to buy food the rest of my life and i hope food goes down in price tomorrow when stocks are down, we're going to be buying on balance. and who wouldn't rather buy, you know, at a lower price than higher price people are really strange on that i mean, because most people, most of your listeners are savers and that means they'll beat out buyers and they should want the stock market to go down. they should want to buy at a lower price. but they got that feeling that they just feel better when stocks are going up. >> that is exactly how warren buffett has sounded all these years. joining me is david katz david, you heard the words from the oracle of omaha. is he right? >> he'

the dow jones average dropped by 1,193 points today.e biggest drop in a day i in the history of amerin markets. this week has been the market's worst since the financial crisis. friday could add to the damage.

panic on wall street the dow jones posts its biggest one day drop in history is coronavirus concerns in the markets. salvaging was left of their lives after days of violence between hindus and muslims in the indian capital. we track this so-called dark fishing fleets that a part of a $23000000000.00 illegal industry. you can track back from space that is used to track. commercial fleets around the world. that's how he says it's attacking all known targets of the syrian regime following a dramatic escalation in the battle for province at least 33 turkish troops were killed in a syrian government strike the u.n. secretary general's expressed grave concern in the nato bosses condemned what he called the indiscriminate airstrikes by syria and russia under schapelle reports. as syrian and russian forces attempted to retake land lost to rebels on thursday turkish forces supporting the rebels came under fire their bloodiest day in the conflict so far. yeah a lot of a lot of love as a result of the strikes 33 soldiers have been mahsud. helicopters and ambulances were seen streaming across th

the dow jones plummeted 603 points. the nasdaq lost 148.on the big board pick up to 4.6 billion shares, the largest volume of this year. dow jones industrials fell 2.5% to finish off the week. the nasdaq down 2% as well. crude oil losing more than a percent today. gold $1,582. and silver pretty close to you be changed. listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network. radical dimms are clearly in disagray exhibiting a power struggle between the house impeachment managers, adam schiff and jerry nadler. watch what happened last flight when had in letter in won a race, stealing the spotlight from adam schiff. you don't do that with adam schiff. >> could you please responds to the fans just given to the president's counsel before we adjourn for the evening? >> mr. chief justice, members of the senate. lou: jerry, jerry, jerry, said adam schiff. the president tweeted this. nadler ripped final argument away from schiff. thinks shifty did a terrible job. they are fighting big time. and nadler at least last night won

the dow jones industrial average dropped again more than 350 points ending an awful week of historicosses on wall street, and the worst since 2008. another breaking story, a federal appeals court has handed a major victory to former white house counsel don mcgahn saying that he does not have to testify before congress. we will talk about all of the breaking news with a member of the foreign affairs committee, and we will have full coverage of the top stories. first to brian todd for today's late coronavirus developments. brian, what are you learning? >> wolf, new concerns tonight about the further spread of the virus in the united states and concerns that continue to be reflected in the stock market. top american health officials are saying that not nearly enough people in the u.s. have been tested for coronavirus. >> reporter: tonight an uptick in the confirmed coronavirus cases in the u.s. and around the world. concerns over the virus' spread triggering another massie sell-off in the dow jones industrial average and in stock markets worldwide. the centers for disease control sis to

the dow jones is down more than 700 points one day after falling 1000 points with investors around the world nervous about the spread of the coronavirus. >>> new at 12:00, the cdc says there is four new cases among cruise ship passengers at travis air force base and two of them are now being treated across the was there is 57 positive confirmed cases but the president said that it is under control in our country. skyler henry reports health officials are working on the cost of the u.s. response. >> reporter: wall street opened higher at the start of trading tuesday only to drop into negative territory as the day wore on and the dow jones plummeted 1000 points over concerns about the spread of the coronavirus incites china. italy says more than 300 people have been infected and the outbreak has spread to sicily and in rome they took precaution. >> we're just washing our hands. >> the centers for disease control and prevention warned americans against unnecessary travel to south korea which now has 1000 cases, the second most outside of china. in india president trump tried to downplay f

panic on wall street the dow jones biggest one day drop in history after fears over the coronavirus plagued the markets. as the number of infected outside china increases criticisms being raised adjusting the w.h.o. has been too cautious. some small signs of hope in india as people begin to head back to their homes and businesses after a week of turmoil in new delhi. and the wind for climate activists plans for an extension to london's heathrow airport. welcome to the program turkey's military is retaliating against syrian army positions after 22 of its soldiers were killed in an attack the air strike happened in syria's in the province where in the last few weeks turkish forces have killed or captured more than 1700 soldiers with ties to the syrian government turkey's president had threatened more attacks against the russian backed regime if any more of their soldiers were harmed. meanwhile ankara has announced it will no longer stop syrian migrants trying to make their way to europe turkish police coastguard and border security have been ordered to stand down and allow any syrian migrants

coronavirus cases outside of china and how it could impact the global market with right now the dow jones down more than 780 points. it tumbled 1000 points in the first minutes of trading this morning and the s&p 500 also dropping triple digits and opening minutes and the volatility index jumped to its highest level in the six months . >> wall street is experiencing its biggest selloff in two years with growing fears of the coronavirus impact on the economy. and analyst set a worst-case scenario could push back the apple iphone launch this fall by a few months and apparel makers with heavy exposure in china are getting them back and also the auto sector as well as the travel sector. >> market watchers say that long-term investors should stay calm and economists were in an extended coronavirus epidemic could cost the economy $1 trillion in lost output. italy has the largest outbreak in europe. the epicenter is miles from milan . in the united states people are protesting plans to quarantine patients here in california and alabama from the diamond princess cruise ship. so far the trump admi

continue to the battle the threat of coronavirus the economic impact is rattling wall street, the dow jones industrial average with its worst 1-day drop ever. the recent surge of bernie sanders and what voters really think about donald trump's reelection chances and good news from gallup. and 80 strips is students visiting a state legislature were violated because they were we will debate it.rayer. we begin with the coronavirus update. our chief breaking news correspondent has been tracking this all week. >> reporter: we are learning more about the was a lower complaint that hhs has confirmed and nobody is disputing, when evacuees were brought back from wuhan to southern california more than a dozen workers were set to receive the evacuees but did not have proper training or protective gear. the cdc said none of the evacuees had coronavirus so nothing was transmitted to the workers. that doesn't excuse the potential risk to the workers which is why hhs is looking into the matter. the whistleblowers seeking federal protection saying after she raised concerns she was unfairly reassigned. we h

panic on wall street the dow jones biggest single day point drop in history after coronavirus plagues the markets. south korea reports hundreds of new coronavirus cases where the number of infected people crossing 2000 the highest concentration of sick people outside of china. some small signs of hope in india as people begin to head back to their homes and businesses after weeks of turmoil in delhi. and wiping out rebels in d.r. congo we've an exclusive look inside a special 4 month long operation. welcome to the program turkey says it's attacking all known targets of the syrian regime following a dramatic escalation in fighting an adlib province at least 33 turkish troops have been killed in an airstrike attributed to the syrian government the u.n. secretary general has expressed grave concern while nato chief u.n. stoltenberg has condemned the indiscriminate as strikes by syria and russia the u.s. state department says it stands by turkey under subpoena reports. as syrian and russian forces attempted to retake land loss to rebels on thursday turkish forces supporting the rebels cam

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the dow jones it 600 points. the dow has lost 15% this week. it is down nearly 1%. the s&p 500 is down one and half percent. >>> the weekend is almost here. time to get outside. here's rosemary with your weekend watch. >> closing in on the weekend. is a look at what's happening in the north bay. enjoy three days of live bands, world-renowned tattoo artists and contest at the tattoos and blues event. held at the conference resort and spa. attention bay area foodies. of the last weekend to enjoy sonoma county restaurant week where you can explore new dining opportunities or enjoy old favorites offering a menu at a discounted price. in san francisco the hot air festival is happening this weekend. it focuses on collaboration by young performers as well music written in the past 50 years. it's free and in the san francisco conservatory of music from noon to eight 30. the south bay the jazz winterfest continues. this features well-known jazz talent as well is up-and-coming artists on stage. performances can be found at several locations around town through saturday. and s

your attempts and i want to 6 trillion dollars off the value of one who stocks in just 6 days the dow jones continued its downward spiral on friday investors fear the virus will deal a world economic growth it's the worst week for u.s. stocks since the global financial crisis in 2008 we decline on wall street came hot on the heels of slides in asia and europe get more on this from d.w. financial con correspondent a yes quarter at the new york stock exchange a welcome yes so we've just heard the vi to be the world's leading travel trade shows being cancelled because of the virus how does corona influence the mood on the stock exchange today. well we do see another wild session as we've seen them all week long and if you look here at the board we are just down about another 1000 points or almost 4 percent sold those has been a really pretty brutal week so far the dow jones industrial average should just reached a new all time high a good 2 weeks ago and since then we are down by more than 4 and a half a 1000 points so it's quite extreme what we are experiencing these days so an extreme swing

stocks are set to rebound this morning and going to the big board, the dow jones is up 158 points, more than one half%. home depot and macy's are helping. united airlines and mastercard reiterated the coronavirus will continue to have a negative impact as long as it persists. they are two of any companies. they are severely impacted and we will watch the numbers and will have your business news in ktvu dollars & sense. >> it's good to see the green again. >>> good morning and welcome back to mornings on to. is tuesday, february 25th at 6:30 and i'm frank mallicoat. >>> i'm paying the and thank you for waking up with us. we were talking about beach and summer. >>> if you want calls for 70 degrees this morning, you can cash in. 55, 58 degrees with an offshore breeze and it will be mild was san francisco at 55. high pressure is our fair weather friend with temperatures way above average. you hit your strike price on 78 in santa rosa. sal is here. >>> dublin is an issue but there are new things to mention. your best bet across the valley, it's getting slower. driving toward cupertino and su

we had dropped over 1000 points on the dow jones industrials. eye-popping as that is, that is 3 1/2% of the value of the dow 30 stocks collectively. that is a big number. i'm not minimizing it. but as i willlous straighted in the prior segment back in october of 1987 we fell a little more than 520 points. at the time representing about a quarter of the dow's value then. numbers are much bigger. points are eye-popping but in percentage terms, they're still eye-popping but not as. i want to let you know foreign markets the world over under same selling pinch, asian markets, european markets, even the indian stock market where the president is visiting today. the index down about 2%, the rough equivalent of our dow jones industrials. the president visiting there and talking up renewed alliances between ourselves and the country of india, including a big trade deal for defense orders. the president earlier today. >> i am pleased to announce that tomorrow our representatives will sign deals to sell over $3 billion in the absolute finest state of the

but it has been such a wild ride for just specifically the dow jones industrials alone this week. what we wanted to do was put up the calendar. look at these point drops throughout the week. monday, 1,031 points, tuesday 879 points cut, wednesday people thought well maybe we're bottom ing out only a loss of 123 , yesterday the largest point drop in history for the dow, a loss of 1,190. now we've got as i said, fed chair jerome powell promising to appropriately use tools to support the economy but will monetary easing help stem the publics fear of going out i'd? i don't think if the borrowing becomes cheaper and getting loans becomes cheaper does that make any difference whether you go into a crowded theatre? how would a fed rate cut help the overall economy if the coronavirus crisis worsens? bring in our traders right now, john gagliardi, give me your thoughts? >> i've been talking to clients and i have clients sitting in cash for years, and they've all been saying the same thing, if there was just a pullback, if we could just get a pullback i could get interested in markets again

exxonmobil, and that's probably keeping the cap on what we would have seen bigger gains at least with the dow jones industrials, but we do have exxonmobil at the very bottom of the dow 30, down about $1.68 to $60.44. you know, you and i have talked about whether, you know, oil might be the new coal, but more importantly, what happens here with names like that and chevron? >> well, i think they are going to get pounded, liz. i mean, i say it every time, you and i have talked about it, we think there's a lot of oil in the world; right? and the other problem is that when opec talks about production cuts, it doesn't have the same effect anymore as it used to because the u.s. can pick up the supply and there's a lot of cheating, as the price of oil goes down, the producers actually have to produce more to get that same dollar amount to meet their budget. i don't think a production cut is going to work. also these stocks are going to have to come down. the value of the reserves are going to come down with the way they are priced. liz: you had oil below $50 a barrel earlier in this session, phil flynn. oi

the markets are seeing their 7th straight day of declines with the dow jones now down more than 3 percent s. and p. also around 3 percent lower today from the lows that we saw yesterday it just keeps dropping here we're on pace for the worst week since 2008 which was the midst of the financial crisis the fastest correction in history analysts are saying that means a drop of 10 percent in just over a week here in the united states and that has investors worried continuing to be worried as they look at this virus spreading now beyond china to other countries and worry about the impact that's going to have on corporate profits we're seeing sectors across the board lower today from technology to come oddities like oil oil prices are now down 9 percent amazon today announced that it was putting restrictions calling on employees to cancel non-essential travel so things like that could affect a lot of companies bottom line and that's what investors are worried about they're also putting money into gold as they have been all week and government treasury bonds also are seeing a big influx of cash

panicle more street the dow jones biggest ever single day loss as coronavirus fears plague the markets. and we track the so-called dark fishing fleets that a part of the $23000000000.00 illegal fishing industry. you can track battles from space that is used to track. commercial fleets around the world. turkey says it's attacking all known targets of the syrian regime following a dramatic escalation in the battle for italy province at least $33.00 turkish troops were killed in a syrian government airstrike the u.n. said she generals expressed grave concern and nato as chief has condemned what he called the indiscriminate airstrikes by syria and russia andrew chapelle reports. as syrian and russian forces attempted to retake land lost to rebels on thursday turkish forces supporting the rebels came under fire their bloodiest day in the conflict so far. dozens of turkish soldiers killed or injured in its live in an air strike attributed to the syrian regime. helicopters and ambulances were seen streaming across the border earlier in the day to evacuate the wounded. returning to hatay as cr

i want to get a history of the dow jones.ot a graph that answer as lot of questions about getting out of the market. this is the history of the dow jones. that is generally up. and the biggest one, by the way, is the great recession. i want to remind you they sometimes take a few years to do it. the market bottomed out march 9th, 2009. i don't know whether coronavirus is as big as the recession. the resession was big structural things going on in the world. i want to show you just how it looks. now, i want to look at the top ten dow point drops. let's say we're down 600 points. we're not even close. we wouldn't eveningen ma make t ten today. we had a couple below a thousand. now, let's look at percentages. you shouldn't be thinking about point drops, you should be thinking about percentages, because obviously the base number changes all the time. we're off 2%. doesn't make it anywhere close to the top ten point drop. we've been 3% for five days or something like that. so, that makes this the worst week since the great depress

the dow jones currently with an expected open down more than 600 points one of the reasons investors are getting concerned. saying it would be a, quote, fatal mistake for countries to assume they won't be affected. calling for action in a bid to prevent further infection. it is not a time for year. germany ga germany gau germany quarantined a town where 14 people came down with the virus. it takes the total number to 20. total number in the country of germany to around 40 the number of confirmed coronavirus cases has topped 82,000 world wide with cases outside china now accounting for three quarters of new infections nigeria has reported the first cases and iran, south korea and italy still continuing to rise the head of china's health hailed the government's efforts there and forecast that virus would be contained by spring >> translator: the situation overseas has changed and we need to pay attention to it however china is necessary because it was discovered in china. we predict it will be controlled by the end of april at the latest we made the prediction because of the strong mea

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. >> london's ftse followed asian markets, ending down more than 3% and in new york, the dow jones saw worst plunge for more than a decade. as bady's losses or not as yesterday, but they were not good. it was not a good day for investors. stocks showing their seventh day of declines, the worst week since the financial crisis of 2009 the worst month since . the dow jones industrial average closed some 13% from its high point from just over a week ago, the standard and poor's down and investors continue to worry about the spread of the coronavirus and the impact it is going to have on corporate profits, traded in company like amazon have announced they are putting nonessential travel on hold, so the concerns are really widespread across all sectors of the economy. the wall street journal reporting that 95% of s&p stocks are down, so this is a really bad week for the markets. >> mexico says it has confirmed its first case of the coronavirus after two men recently traveled to italy. [no audio] is currently in isolation along with members of his family here in mexico city. the deputy health

dow jones down 2%. 586 points. 26,036 6. to give you some perspective, the dow is at 29,000 before the markets opened on monday. the s and p 500 was at 33 points on monday. it's now at 3,048. it dropped below the 3,000 mark. it's down 2% now. the nasdaq is 9700 last week. it's now at 8700 down about 2.5%. we'll continue to watch the numbers. some dismal reports this morning, accounts for a lot of losses. on the trading floor they're watching targets. that's the latest company to blame the impact of the coronavirus on the chain. they make sure you're zero for u.s. companies this year. if it becomes a pandemic, they say it leads to a recession. in other business news this morning, more toy makers are trying to cater to conscious shoppers. the 117th new york toy fair was held this week. major companies displayed their latest. taco bell adding more meat free menu creating guides to help customers. it's beyond meat substitute the first two months after the launch. >>> a company in spain is working on high-tech meat alternatives. t

the dow jones gaining one or 50 points this morning. looking live at the big board it is quickly turning around with the dow jones down half percent, one or 50 points. the nasdaq and s&p 500 down by half percent. the s&p 500 at 32.06 right now. >>> a new system has the same issues with racial bias and state lawmakers voted to abolish the cash flow system in 2018 saying it was harmful to minorities. a new law would require local courts to use the risk assessment tools to calculate whether the defendant should be free before trial. but the nonprofit, pretrial justice is a two, claims the new system is also racially biased and the issue is on the november ballot. >>> volvo, bmw and audi releasing premium prototypes, and the settings are meant to be personalized and designed to regrade the feel of a living room or boutique hotel. >>> hot wheels at the unveiling two versions of the tesla cyber track that you can buy even before the grown-up truck is available. that is radio controlled with one being three inches, the same size as the typical

shares have sunk even further on coronavirus fears with the dow jones industrial average closing 1.3 percent down suffering its worst week since the crisis of 2008 also markets in new york asia and europe of reported losses of over 3 percent. now donald trump has said that he will send his secretary of state to cats are tomorrow to witness the signing of a taliban peace agreement aimed at bringing u.s. troops home from afghanistan as cross to roslyn jordan who is in washington for us roseland what could this agreement mean for afghanistan. well basically what this means is that as far as the united states and the taliban are concerned hostilities are supposedly ending between the 2 this is supposed to be that the u.s. is expected to start drawing down its forces from afghanistan after a nearly 1000 years of war it also means that there is going to be probably some sort of prisoner exchange there are an estimated $5000.00 members of the taliban being held by the afghan military but it's not clear yet if the afghan government is going to go along with that but this is an important stop

we're off the lows of the day for the dow jones industrial average.points, right about this the ten year note yield is quite the story as well. 1.32%, a record low. you have a 30 year and a record low, so you have got that whole cocktail to make investors nervous and drop down the averages can you give me a name for the final. >> williams. >> ibe. >> chewy. >> thanks for watching "the exchange" begins now. >>> thank you, scott and welcome to "the exchange" everyone i'mevans call it an early morning head fake, but stocks are erasing all of the gains we saw premarket today. forget about the rebound now we're down 500 points again. now, coronavirus fears are intensifying the big headlines come from the cdc saying it is rapidly evolves and expanding and americans should

what was a disastrous week for world stock markets friday's trading only deepening the losses the dow jones index ended down 13 percent from record highs with u.s. markets seeing their biggest weekly selloff since the 2008 financial crisis it's been a similar story for london's main footsie 100 index in stocks in europe while no fewer than 7 markets in asia have lost more than 10 percent of their value fuelling the plunge the spread of the coronavirus outside of china deserted streets in milan heightening concerns that coded 19 is making an inevitable march across the globe and raising fears about the negative effects that efforts to stop the disease could have on the u.s. economy fears the white house again trying to tamp down on friday everybody whether you're an investor or whether you're you know ordinary main street person. people should not overreact it's proving to be a huge test for larry could lowe's boss president trump who since he took office has championed record high stocks as an endorsement of his presidency but conversely sees a falling market as someone else's fault namely

that was unexpected that after the drop on monday we saw another almost $900.00 point drop in the dow jones industrial average off the chips gave up over a 1000 points on monday so at least by points those have been the 2 worst consecutive days in wall street history not in percent but by a point where we have more and more companies coming out with warnings in connection to the coronavirus credit card company master card for example we have the retail chain macy's saying that supply chains could get affected so clearly the economy will take a hit how strong we don't know but that it actually puts quite some pressure on stock markets at this point. they as we've heard the president has asked congress to authorize $2500000000.00 to aid the coronavirus effort here in the u.s. would that actually help investors there well 2 and a half $1000000000.00 are not going to do the trick at all and overall why the white house at this point at least seems to be downplaying at least the economic effects of the virus we had an advisor to u.s. president donald trump an economic advisor saying as terrible a

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