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the dow, the nasdaq and the s&p all loong at the worst start to a fourth quarter since 2008 during the height of the financial crisis. it was also the worst start to any quarter for all three indexes since the first quarter of 2016. few sectors were immune, but bearing the brunt of it was technology as microsoft, net flicks, facebook and amazon were among the hardest hit. in other news,s another hurricane has ravaged the southeast as hurricane michael pounded the florida panhandle. the death toll, at least a dozen with this expected to rise. more than a million homes from florida to virginia are without power. the category four storm was the most powerful hurricane to hit the continental u.s. in a half century. maria, back to you. maria: thank you so much. a white knuckle week for investors, many pointing to rising interest rates as the culprit behind a huge selloff. the dow jones industrial average gave up 5.25% in two days, the s&p 500 down 2% in two days, the nasdaq up 2 president in just two -- 2% in just two days. president trump calling out chairman powell. >> the problem, in my

we're loong at mainly dry weather on the ten day. today some widely scattered showers and thunderstorms between about 3 and 9 p.m. about a % chance of rain north and west of washington. thereompletely dry o tomorrow on your wednesday, sunny, warm. thursday almost hot, i'd say hot with a temperature near 90 degrees and then cooler on friday, temperaturethe 70s and plenty of cloud out there as we look to the end of the work week. here's future weather for this afternoon. i'm starting you off at 1 p.m. notice we have some cloudiness with the white showing up on the map and thunderstorm firing back around the mountains. as we head to about 3 p.m., 4 p.m., we seett sed thunderstorms north and west of washington. we have a chance f a few thunderstorms out there, by about 4 to 5, widelyed scatt showers and thunderstorms and the best chance is north of washington. notice how most rf usurn to dry conditions, just a small chance for an isolated shower from about 6 to 9. most of us looking to stay mainly drive, through the be beltway and southe

coming up later in the hour we'll give you the website because they're loong for kids in need to be able to spread holiday day cheer this season, right? we'll tell you how you can do that coming up as you continue to stir up some good stuff in there. >> bacon makes eve better. right? back to you. >> it certainly does. bacon and butter. bring us some chil. >> please. feel free to bring some chi back to you. >> if i know anything about a pot of chilt the firehouse, it doesn't get out the door. >> meanwhile, for the rest of us, dealing with coolness t kick things off. >> not too bad though. >> maybe you just need one alarm chili. there's going to be another relatively warm afternoon. temperature now air thert is at 67 degrees. a wind out of the south at only 6 miles per hour and there's a couple of fair winded clouds out there but no rain at all this morning. rain chances do crease later on in the day today but that will not happen until aft 00 or 4:00 this afternoon. so there's your hour by hour planner and then stayingn the 60s here between now and 8:00 or 9:00 in the morning qut ack jump

top of the belt way loong good as well.emember to listen to 103.5 fm when you hop in you car. >> thank you, melissa, 5:55 now and the end of the world series may mean the end of bryce harper's time here in washington. as of this morning he can om officially bec a free agent. >> there wascu spelation over the weekend that he may bewaring a cubs jersey next ring. e can't even talk with other teams yet. we could know by the end of t week whether he's staying in d.c. let's hope gso. d morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquaters. if you're single, you're probably not just investing in the stock market, but also investing in love. new study from gift cards.com found that single people spend the most money on datingment an avage of $14 a month. married couples came in last in the snding category but at th4, they spend the most per date. survey also found a strong correlation between higher monthly dating expenses and increased relationship satisfaction. with your cnbc morning business and apparently dating report. >> you didn't

now sources are telling us that homeland security is loong at another caravan that seems to be formingded from el salvador. no evidence that anyone other than those migrants. fewer arrests last year, than 1% were african ordl m east. >> tracie hill on the story. thank you. >>> when you hear a story about east cancer, you may expect it's a woman. men are aected by it as well. we wanted to share one man's experience with this disease. tonight on news 4 at 5:00, doreen gensler introduces us to matt sheez as he opens up about his battle with breast cancer and how surgery saved his life. >> you go from a high toow a of what's going to happen. there are a lot of uncertainties once you're diagnosed with breast cancer. >> tonight matt reveals how he was diagnosed and we'll hear from the doctor that talks about techniques that leaves minimal scarring. >>> horses are going to take over downtown d.c., right? we'resed to seeing them as mounted police, but this is the difference. >> the washington international horse show is in town celebrating 60 years. news 4's molette green is at capitol one are

congressman ror bacher, this is straight shade, take a loong. >> congressman dana rohrabacher is way out there. >> earth today na, earth to dana rohrabach rohrabacher. >> after voting for 21 taxpayer raises for himself, dana roar bach has lost touch. >> he said people shouldn't have to sell houses to gay people and schools would be safer if we trained students. dana rohrabacher he's way too out there for us. >> i don't even -- those are really important things, right? arming teachers and discriminating against gay people, and this almost feels like it's making light of it. >> this is what we're getting down to. you agree with the message, you think this is a congressman who's done things that you would disagree with, but you don't think the style lands it? >> no. >> i think we have the rocket. we can show the rocket by the way. >> yeah. >> you missed it, but that's a russia rocket right there. >> oh, it's a russian rocket. >> that's why we added the arrow. >> it's really hard. >> the message is lost in the fact that they tried to be funny about it. they should have just had a regular