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garcia. see you next time, everyone. c meme (tense music) - melissa mooney was single for the first time in her adult life. - [nancy] a promising new beginning. - [victim] i screamed, and told him to stop, to get out, to please stop. and then he started choking me and i was gasping for air. (tense music) - what did they believe the killer's motive was? - they learned that he was in the army,

garcia. see you next time, everyone. crime never stops (ominous music) - melissa was just at home by herself.he forced himself into her home. - her killer wrapped his hands around her throat and was squeezing the very life out of her. the rumor on the street was that the boyfriend had committed the crime. - prior melissa's death, they got involved in an argument. - one of the phone numbers in melissa lee's phone book was for something called the nightline. she had met someone on the nightline. - at this point, how could detectives crack the case? - they needed some sort of solid evidence that would link someone to the crime. (tense music)

melissa lee. coming to you live from studio. >> b at the nasdaq. on the desk tonight. >> we have tim seymour, courtney garcia, steve grasso. and mike co. so let's start off with the threat of new tariffs sending stocks sharply lower to end the week. >> the s&p dropping. almost a percent closing near its lows of the day as. >> president trump. said he'd announce reciprocal tariffs early. >> next week. those comments further rattling investors already on edge after a disappointing. jobs report in the morning. the us economy adding 143,000 jobs in january, versus estimates for 169,000. the unemployment rate also edged. >> lower, while. wages rose. >> more than expected. the nasdaq was the. >> biggest loser on the day. >> led down by amazon, which dropped 4% after its earnings. report coming out after the bell on thursday, combined. the mag seven. >> lost over $300 billion. >> in market. cap today. >> so what do all these moves. >> say about the direction for the market? >> tim, start us off. we sort of ending the week. >> with tariff worries. >> we started the week with some. >> tariff rattling, worried first. >> then relief.

melissa lee coming. >> to you live from. >> studio b at the nasdaq. >> on the desk tonight we have tim seymour. karen finerman. courtney garcia and steve grasso. but we're going to start with a sea of red on wall street. the market selloff intensifying throughout the session as weak data on consumer sentiment and a huge drop in unitedhealth weighed on the markets. the dow plummeting nearly 750 points, seeing its worst day since december. unh responsible for 30% of that loss. we'll have more on that in just a few, but take a look at some of the other big losers today. discretionary stocks the biggest sector laggard led lower by casinos, cruises, cruise lines and more. industrials also taking it on the chin with ge nova, old dominion and united seeing outsized drops. and take a look at meta. a week ago it was riding a historic 20 day win streak. we were talking about it here a lot. and now it's down four days in a row and taking the rest of the mag seven down with it. all this action coming ahead of nvidia's fourth quarter results on wednesday. the last of the mega-cap names to report. that stock now just barely positive on the year. shares stil