sot: wendell gilliard/sc house of representatives "we have private citizens who have equipped drones with weapons. we don't want it to get out of hand. and this is why we have to regulate the use of drones and put this type of technology to right use in the hands of our law enforcement here in the state of south carolina." vo: in the grand strand, the myrtle beach police department is currently completing the gilliard says he wants to move in the direction of other states like north dakota, the first state to use drones as a crime fighting tool. as far as drones owned by everyday citizens, gilliard hopes requiring registration will reduce drone accidents from making headlines. sot: mitchell endicott/ed's hobby shop "everything needs to be regulated to some extent because people end up things they shouldn't be doing, flying at altitude they shouldn't be flying at or locations that are over vo: mitchell endicott owner of ed's hobby shop in myrtle beach, says drones were a big hit this holiday season. but before any of those new drones can take flight, they'll have to be registered firs

the stage is being set behind me inside of the gilliard center for sunday'smocratic presidential debate airing on nbc. and when the candidates get to the subject of the economy, it will be against the backof what we could now call wall street's worst ever two-week start to a new year. the january slide sawthe dow fall over 500 points during the day today. finally closing down 390 points or and officially taking the markets into today's major trigger, ething we've been benefiting from, unbelievably cheap oil. nbc's olivia sterns plains. >> reporter: a sea of red on wall street. tonight's market closing, the worst first two weeks of thear ever. the oil decline. people are worried that means something really negative will keep >> reporter: the price of oil is a sign of economic growth around the world and how much demand there is for fuel to power nesses. and the price of oil has been plummeting, down nearly 80% in the past two years. today closing below$30 a barrel. it is the lowest price in more than a decade. >> the oil market is ash in supply and now we're going to add a round, which -

the stage is being set behind me inside of the gilliard center for sunday's democratic presidential debate airing on nbc. candidates get to the economy, it will be against the backdrop of what we could now call wall street's worst ever two-week start to a new year. the january slide saw the dow fall over 500 points during the day today. finally closing down 390 points or 2.4%. and officially taking the markets into correction territory. today's major trigger, ironically something we've been benefiting from, unbelievably cheap oil. nbc's olivia sterns explains. >> reporter: a sea of red on wall street. tonight's market closing, the worst first two weeks of the year ever. >> i think today it is the oil decline. people are worried that means something really negative will keep happening. >> reporter: the price of oil is a sign of economic growth around the world and how much demand there is for fuel to power businesses. and the price of oil has been plummeting, down nearly 80% in the past two years. today closing below $30 a barrel. in more than a decade. >> the oil market is awash in supply

. >> the democratic candidate's debate live from the gilliard center in charleston, south carolina. here now, lester holt. >> good evening, and welcome to the nbc news youtube democratic candidate's debate. after all the campaigning soon americans will have their say with the first votes of the 2016 campaign just 15 days away in iowa and new hampshire not far behind. tonight will be the final opportunity to see these candidates face to face before the voting begins. our purpose here tonight is to highlight and examine the differences among the three democratic candidates. so let's get started. please welcome, secretary hillary clinton, senator bernie o'malley. [ applause ] well, welcome to all of you. hope you're excited, we're excited. we to want thank our hosts, the congressional black caucus institute. i'm joined by my colleague andrea mitchell tonight. the rules are simple. 60 seconds for answers, 30 seconds for follow-ups or rebuttals. i know you'll all keep exactly to time, so our job should be easy here tonight. we'll have questions from the youtube community throughout the d

. >>> the democratic candidates debate live from the gilliard center in charlescharleston, so carolina. here now, lester holt. >> good evening and welcome to the nbc news/youtube democratic candidates debate. soon americans will have their say with the first vote of the 2016 campaign just 15 days away in iowa and new hampshire not far behind. tonight will be the final opportunity to see these candidates face-to-face before the final voting begins. our sprpurpose is to highlight examine the differences between the three candidates. secretary hillary clinton, senator bernie sanders and governor martin o'malley. [ applause ] >>> welcome to all of you. hope you are excited. we're excited. we want to thank our host, the congressional black caucus institute. i'm joined by my colleague andrea mitchell. 60 seconds for answers, 30 seconds for follow-ups or rebuttals. i know you'll all keep exactly to time so our job should be pretty easy. also questions from the youtube community. this is a critical point in the race. you've been defining your differences with each other especially in the last

when you have a problem like gilliard, you have a great moneymaker and the value is low, but a great make a lot of money, that's easy problem to solve. >> it's the apple of biotech. >> and google is not nearly as expensive as people imagine. look what's going on with youtube, tremendous growth. charles: if you can monetize it. the dow was up 17 points and now 23. and remember, the tension always early, the pros like to see the small guys get in and then right around 10:00 we may see something, but remember though it would be unlikely that we don't get a triple digit move. in the meantime, we'll shift gears. senator john mccain is looking at the waters, that they'd hold president obama responsible for the stock market plunge. more on varney after this. ♪ ♪ blame it on me ♪ feel a cold coming on? new zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. >> checking the big board. it's going to feel like a script you have seen too often here. we opened up big and we start to drift around the same time. and